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Adding a powered subwoofer
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<blockquote data-quote="Doug Christensen" data-source="post: 9991" data-attributes="member: 6736"><p>We are a 4 piece oldies band, and we are planning to add a subwoofer to our PA. Our current main speakers are EV ZLX15P's. Because of cost and space, we are looking to add a single EV ELX18P. My question is about set up and placement. </p><p></p><p>We haven't purchased the ELX18P yet, but I did look up the manual. According the the manual, I would run a line from my mixer to the sub, then on to the main. So one side of the stage would have a main only, while the other side would have a main-sub. My understanding would be that the main (ZLX15P) would be set to accept a subwoofer while the other main would not. If I put the subwoofer in a stacked configuration with the main, would it create a situation where there would be an "overload" of bass to that side of the stage? And if I placed the subwoofer in the middle, would it cause a "underload" (my new word) to the main it's hooked up with, as the bass signal would be deleted by the DSP? </p><p></p><p>I hope this makes sense. I just don't want to get in a situation of having bad sound. The manuals didn't address using a single sub.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doug Christensen, post: 9991, member: 6736"] We are a 4 piece oldies band, and we are planning to add a subwoofer to our PA. Our current main speakers are EV ZLX15P's. Because of cost and space, we are looking to add a single EV ELX18P. My question is about set up and placement. We haven't purchased the ELX18P yet, but I did look up the manual. According the the manual, I would run a line from my mixer to the sub, then on to the main. So one side of the stage would have a main only, while the other side would have a main-sub. My understanding would be that the main (ZLX15P) would be set to accept a subwoofer while the other main would not. If I put the subwoofer in a stacked configuration with the main, would it create a situation where there would be an "overload" of bass to that side of the stage? And if I placed the subwoofer in the middle, would it cause a "underload" (my new word) to the main it's hooked up with, as the bass signal would be deleted by the DSP? I hope this makes sense. I just don't want to get in a situation of having bad sound. The manuals didn't address using a single sub. [/QUOTE]
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