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DEBRA / SWARM DSP?

I’ve been trying to learn about room treatment and Room EQ Wizard (REW). In my research so far, It seems DSP is not a great idea for the main speakers in 2ch system, but it might be a good idea to use DSP for subs. In my DEBRA sub-array, it’s a little different in that I have 2qty SA1000 Dayton amps instead of the standard 1qty SA1000amp for all 4 speakers. I have 1 amp for the left front/rear subs and the other amp for the right front/rear subs. Will this work with the mini DSP? The mini DSP has 2 inputs and 4 outputs. I don’t see how to run the software/ correction/alignment with 2 subs being run off of 1 amp per side. 

BTW, I'm running the speaker level out from my tube amp through 1k and 10k transistors and terminated into 1 rca per side which go into the 2  SA1000 amps...1 input per side 

Any knowledge you may be able to impart would be greatly appreciated.
veerossi
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millercarbon
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I have the same 2 amps with 4 subs just like that. Plus one more because, millercarbon. You already have a lot of EQ built into your Daytons. If you really want to double down with DSP the simplest is to connect the DSP to each amp. The DSP is equalizing bass response. It doesn't know which or where or how many speakers. It only knows frequency and volume. You could hook all 4 subs to one amp and use it. Same result each time because, same DSP. 

The LOC you built with your 2 resistors is identical to mine. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8367 
kenjit
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That red carpet of yours is horrific millercarbon. Terrible
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kenjit1,387 posts02-17-2021 9:59am

That red carpet of yours is horrific millercarbon. Terrible

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It ain’t gonna turn out well K.
As you set in your beanbag chair, spillin’ cheap wine, on the dirt floor.

Can get nasty "Kiddo".

Regards
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