Hello from Washington State

Hello All,

Just wanted to say hi to everyone here. I've been reading this forum for the last few days now and seems like it's a great place to learn new things in hometheater. I slowly got my pieces together and thought I have a good sounding hometheater system. Well now that I've been reading posts here, especially about the BFD, I think my system may not be as good as it could be. So I'm here to learn and hopefully you guys can give a hand along the way...

Thanks,

Gnoat.

[Geoff St. Germain]

Welcome to the Shack. There's a lot of great information on the site. I'm sure you'll be able to make some worthwhile improvements to your setup.

[mechman]

Hello gnoat and welcome!

mech

[Mike P.]

Welcome to the Shack, Gnoat!

[Scuba Diver]

Glad to see another Washingtonian. I am sure you will find lots of good help here. Welcome.

Thanks for warm welcome everyone...

Scuba Diver, Looks like I'm not too far from you.

Okay, I have a BFD 1100P, will this work for taming two subs? Will it work with REW? Or should I just get a BFD 1124P?

Thanks,

Gnoat.

[nova]

Welcome to the Shack. Glad to have you with us.

[Sonnie]

Hi Gnoat and welcome to the Shack!

gnoat wrote:

Thanks for warm welcome everyone...

Scuba Diver, Looks like I'm not too far from you.

Okay, I have a BFD 1100P, will this work for taming two subs? Will it work with REW? Or should I just get a BFD 1124P?

Yes... you can tame two subs, three sub, four subs... with the 1100. I recommend using one channel for all subs... same filters for all subs. I do this with three subs and it works very well. No way to equalize each individually. You may want to inquire about the compatibility with REW in those forums. I know you can use REW in conjunction with the 1100, but you may have to load the filters manually.