Room correction available now @ BD-Audio

[BD-Audio]

Ready now, Antimode 2.0 Dual Core remote control digital room correction and the stereo/mono subwoofer correction models.
I'm using the Dual Core model with my 4-way horns right now.
http://www.dspeaker.com/en/products/20-dual-core.shtml

Prices

Mono unit £235.40
Stereo £304.95
Dual Core £680

All models postage free.

[Reid Malenfant]

I can certainly say that the mono & stereo subwoofer only (8033c/s) units are superb value for money I'd never be without them having used them!

Good luck with these new units, I hope you do well with them.

[BD-Audio]

Thank you!

[realysm42]

If you wanted to use one of these for a single sub, the mono version is what you'd need ins't it?

I had a look at the dual core link you provided and this can be used with speakers as well?

[BD-Audio]

That's right Martin, if you are only looking to treat a single sub the mono unit will do the job perfectly.

[realysm42]

I know it's hard for you not to be biased, but is there ever a case when you wouldn't hear the benefit of one of these?

I'd like to give one a go, of course if I like what I hear i'd keep it, but if not, I wouldn't want to be stuck with it.

[Reid Malenfant]

That's right Martin, if you are only looking to treat a single sub the mono unit will do the job perfectly.

Only as long as Martin has a line level mono output that is in sync with the overall stereo (or multichannel) volume control & output from some kind of pre amp.

Otherwise things become more complex, though not impossible

[realysm42]

Only as long as Martin has a line level mono output that is in sync with the overall stereo (or multichannel) volume control & output from some kind of pre amp.

My sub is connected to my amp via two cables, from my 'Line level out' if that helps tell you anything?

How could I check it's in synch with everything else (I know I can use my ears, it sounds in time lol) but is there more to it?

[Reid Malenfant]

You'd need the 8033s (stereo) then Martin, it has left & right inputs & mixes them together, extracts the bass & feeds it out to one channel that you'd feed your sub...

As long as you have a line level output you are laughing

[realysm42]

Cheers Mark, coming with the goods as per.

Why does my sub have a stereo connection, I assume for better sound quality?