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Just wanted to lay my plans out and ask if this sounds right or if I'm missing something. I've never had enough aux's or patching capabilities to run aux fed subs but always wanted to try. I run mono an could have tried the L/R split for the mains/subs just didn't want to fool with that.So now i have an 01v96, getting an ADA8000, and my crossover is a dbx 223 (2 channels). I have four monitor mixes and planned on using 3 fx (2 verbs and a delay) which will leave me with an unused aux and i wanted to try feeding the subs with it. So my plans are to hard pan all my channels/groups left and use the left output as my ''main'' mono out. The 4 omni outs will be for monitor mixes. So i had planned on patching the aux for my subs to an output on my ada8000. The main output will go to one channel of my x-over... aux-sub output to the other channel. Set xover frequency the same on both channels... high out of channel one to feed main amps....low out of ch2 to feed sub amps. Does this sound right?
Just wanted to lay my plans out and ask if this sounds right or if I'm missing something. I've never had enough aux's or patching capabilities to run aux fed subs but always wanted to try. I run mono an could have tried the L/R split for the mains/subs just didn't want to fool with that.
So now i have an 01v96, getting an ADA8000, and my crossover is a dbx 223 (2 channels). I have four monitor mixes and planned on using 3 fx (2 verbs and a delay) which will leave me with an unused aux and i wanted to try feeding the subs with it. So my plans are to hard pan all my channels/groups left and use the left output as my ''main'' mono out. The 4 omni outs will be for monitor mixes. So i had planned on patching the aux for my subs to an output on my ada8000. The main output will go to one channel of my x-over... aux-sub output to the other channel. Set xover frequency the same on both channels... high out of channel one to feed main amps....low out of ch2 to feed sub amps. Does this sound right?
