cascading 2 dr venu 360
Ndreams
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hello to everyone :-)
I use a 4 or 5 way system, normaly, but the venu360 is only 3way out in stereo
I don't want to use two of them in mono because, the RTA/AEQ and more practical to process the stereo signals only in one processor,
so
i'm thinking on cascading two venu360, i.e.:
highs and mids on outs 1 to 4
and then route the signal to the other venu360 using the outs 5 and 6, without any processing
and must put the delay on highs and mids to adjust with the latency of the second venu360.
the question is:
am I forget something?, to keep the alignment of the signal?,
because I have to buy the second unit, I wondering if this is a good option,
regards
I use a 4 or 5 way system, normaly, but the venu360 is only 3way out in stereo
I don't want to use two of them in mono because, the RTA/AEQ and more practical to process the stereo signals only in one processor,
so
i'm thinking on cascading two venu360, i.e.:
highs and mids on outs 1 to 4
and then route the signal to the other venu360 using the outs 5 and 6, without any processing
and must put the delay on highs and mids to adjust with the latency of the second venu360.
the question is:
am I forget something?, to keep the alignment of the signal?,
because I have to buy the second unit, I wondering if this is a good option,
regards
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Your plan would work just as well with a used Driverack 260, or even a DRPA. Better limiting capabilities with the 260 over the DRPA.
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