Distributed Bass Array configuration


Please, I don't want to debate the merits of the DBA nor of those who espouse it. I am considering adding two more subwoofers to a system that has two already. To those who use a DBA,I am interested in how you have configured them, specifically--
  1. Do you run in mono, or do you split the array to run in stereo?
  2. What is your approach to setting phase (delay) among speakers that may be facing different directions and are different distances from the listener?
Thanks!
mike_in_nc
By Jove, I think he's got it! 

Only what you should do is add 3 subs to your REL to make 4. The number of subs is far more important than what kind. I thought, according to the research, each additional sub adds proportionately less. So my plan was to build 4 to replace my one Talon Roc, which would then be sold. My plan was going fine. Removed the Roc from the room, put the 4 subs in, heard the vast improvement.

But then before selling the Roc I thought what it would be like, put it back in, and there it stays! Either it was more than the predicted 25% improvement, or 25% is more than you'd think. Either way it was big enough to keep me running 5. Granted the Roc is two 12" monster magnet woofers in a ported isobaric cabinet. A much better quality sub than the ones I built. So quality does count for something. But numbers count even more.
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I see you are new here you may want to explore, study, and read some more because 100 hz is very easily localizeable and this can be easily revealed, shown, and demonstrated in tests that are readily and easily repeatable by others wishing to learn the facts.
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