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Signal quality of Mono Sub output
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Bought the 2nd subwoofer cable this afternoon and took new measurements.

Main conclusion: when using stereo pre-outs the subwoofer level is +6dB. So it probably is mainly a level thing...

I lowered my sub volume level exactly as much to overlap the 'old volume' and measured. What you can see in the graph is (click it to enlarge the image):

green: original situation, subwoofer is connected to the AM2.0 using a single mono interlink
blue: the sub is connected to the AM2.0 using two mono interlinks (stereo), the D250 is configured to have a stereo pre-out and the AM2.0 is connected in stereo to the AM2.0
purple: same as blue but volume on the sub turned down to match the original volume.

   

I did look at other things as well in the measurement. Phase is equal but I did notice differences in the 'distortion' graphs. These are actually lower when the sub is connected in stereo. However these graphs seem to be very much influenced by the environment noise during the measurements. So how 'accurate' these really are...........

Before/mono:
   


After/stereo:
   

Oh and before you ask, I haven't had time to listen yet. Hope I will later this evening/this coming weekend. Smile
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RE: Signal quality of Mono Sub output - by Antoine - 29-Aug-2014, 18:01

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