Any benefit to two subwoofer outputs on receivers?

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PeterWhite

Audioholic
Recent Yamaha Aventage receivers such as the 1050 and 1060 have dual subwoofer outputs. I have not found in the online manuals any reference to the two outputs being EQed individually. I'm wondering if there is any advantage other than saving the cost of a splitter cable.
 
j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
Two subs would be the benefit :) IIRC, Audessey MultiEQ is the only one that can calibrate multiple subs.
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
Most avrs simply have the internal y-split of the signal, if you get a single sub pre-out a y-splitter will do fine. The avrs with Audyssey (MultEQ) XT32/SubEQ (maybe some older XT on top of the line avrs) features have the ability to set level/delay for two separate sub outputs. I think I've read Pioneer's top of the line avrs with MCACC Pro also claim separate handling of two subs as well, but haven't really delved into those.
 
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