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<blockquote data-quote="Guy Graham" data-source="post: 91667" data-attributes="member: 1944">Re: Aux feed subs?When you say &quot;match the DSP to your boxes&quot; do you mean matched to the sub boxes being added, or to the boxes these hypothetical subs are being added to?Apologies if I wasn&#039;t clear - I know some type of DSP is required (both for the aux fed subs and the main house system in my hypothetical example) and took it as read that there would already be processing both which matches the boxes being brought in for aux fed subs, and correct/adaquate processing for all other loudspeakers in this scenario.My query was along the lines of how closely the processing to be used for these extra boxes needs to match, or ideally should be the same brand and flavour as that already in use with the system that is being supplemented with the extra subs.&nbsp; Or can differing brands be used alongside each other, with no detriment to the sound quality, phase response and other key alignment parameters?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guy Graham, post: 91667, member: 1944"] Re: Aux feed subs? When you say "match the DSP to your boxes" do you mean matched to the sub boxes being added, or to the boxes these hypothetical subs are being added to? Apologies if I wasn't clear - I know some type of DSP is required (both for the aux fed subs and the main house system in my hypothetical example) and took it as read that there would already be processing both which matches the boxes being brought in for aux fed subs, and correct/adaquate processing for all other loudspeakers in this scenario. My query was along the lines of how closely the processing to be used for these extra boxes needs to match, or ideally should be the same brand and flavour as that already in use with the system that is being supplemented with the extra subs. Or can differing brands be used alongside each other, with no detriment to the sound quality, phase response and other key alignment parameters? [/QUOTE]

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