One for the Speaker Techie's!!

[Excalibur]

Fancy you coming up with an idea like that............though i fear it may have been done before

How fondly I remember that feat of engineering! Although I didn't specifically state it, I envisaged the amplifier and speaker being separate.

The big drawback I remember with that Peavey amp is that as far as I can make out from the manual, you can't bridge it, so you either have one channel redundant, or two subs. Possibly there's a lightweight Behringer that will bridge, I don't know.

[deltic]

How fondly I remember that feat of engineering! Although I didn't specifically state it, I envisaged the amplifier and speaker being separate.

The big drawback I remember with that Peavey amp is that as far as I can make out from the manual, you can't bridge it, so you either have one channel redundant, or two subs. Possibly there's a lightweight Behringer that will bridge, I don't know.

Set up as per pictures one Chanel is redundant but could be made to drive another sub fairly easily.