Hooking up two Velodyne HGS-12

[rtab]

Help,

I hope someone out there is running 2 HGS-12 subs in their system. I need help on how to hook my single SW output to 2 of them. The HGS-12 has a left and right line input. I know I can split the output of my SW but does it then have to be split again to go into both the L and R Line in to the sub? Or is one of them active? I know some subs just use the L input but I do not know about the HGS-12 and their literature is not clear. They say the L and R are summed internally so I assume that inputting an already summed signal into either L or R would be ok.

Any help appreciated

 

[TLS Guy]

Help,

I hope someone out there is running 2 HGS-12 subs in their system. I need help on how to hook my single SW output to 2 of them. The HGS-12 has a left and right line input. I know I can split the output of my SW but does it then have to be split again to go into both the L and R Line in to the sub? Or is one of them active? I know some subs just use the L input but I do not know about the HGS-12 and their literature is not clear. They say the L and R are summed internally so I assume that inputting an already summed signal into either L or R would be ok.

Any help appreciated

Just split once, you can connect to either left or right on the subs.

 

[bandphan]

can you run them in series? the hgs has line out.

 

[AVRat]

Depending on how you locate them, it may be more practical to daisy chain them as bandphan suggests. However, if you'd like to optimize their usage with your Von Scheikerts, you might want consider adding a Velodyne SMS-1 into your setup.

 

[rtab]

Thanks, all who responded. Now all I need to to is find another HGS-12 to buy.