Trying to decide: 2 8″ subs vs 1 10″ sub

The speaker is an open-baffle loudspeaker, a configuration that has been gaining popularity in DIY circles in recent years. The emphasis in the tutorial is intended to be on the use of the miniDSP, and not so much on the speaker itself. So I hope that you will find the tutorial useful even if you are using the miniDSP for a more conventional boxed 3-way or 4-way loudspeaker. This article is Part 1 of the full tutorial.

Re: Two amps connected to same speakers Actually, it may be possible to keep your Yamaha and integrate a second amp into the system fairly easily. I did a google searh on your reciever and the one review that I read indicated that the Yamaha has pre-outs for adding a second and third zone.

Existing amp main panel with sub panel both full in the basement. New addition and kitchen being built. They want a amp panel in the pantry, the basement was recently flooded. Said no can do. Came up with this scenario, amp meter and riser , amp main lug 4 ckt 3r box below meter. Never done anything like this , this what they want in case of future flooding, the idea is to shut off basement power but leave upstairs power on. Just get it all out of here.