How to Connect DJ Subwoofers to Speakers & Mixer

[@djmorry8748]

One feature he did not mention ,perhaps his brother failed to tell him, is the increase in volume you get from your main speakers when you use the active sub woofer to process the incoming signals from the mixer and send only the mid and highs to your main speakers! Because these main speakers do not have to handel the bass signals they have more volume output! And trust me its nice to have that extra voluume! Also with a good crossover in the sub or subs the bass should not be a problem regarding volume or muddy bass! But having said this i think this is a excellent video tutor!

[@wmjonesjr70]

Great demonstration. I've been doing this for a few years now, and I love the way how you can separate the tops from your subs. It makes the sound of your set up so much better. Keep up the good work.

[@DJ-BRY]

Thanks brother!

[@eximmixem]

Thank you

[@djcook5854]

OMG!! What a Differance!! I just ran My EV EKX 18 Mono WoW!!! Thank You Brother Very Much!! Im Glad You Remembered to say this!! This is Great!!

[@djmr.vinncredible5050]

Great info! Glad I stumbled across this video. Prepping for 2 events next month. Right on time. Definitely will put this golden gem of how- to ...to good use! 😊😊👍🏾🎶🎶 Thank you!

[@DJ-BRY]

Of course!

[@shaunsmith6150]

Awesome Video, what's the name of that cord

[@DJ-BRY]

@@shaunsmith6150 Which one?

[@griptopia]

it's useful for small venues or venues where sound is an issue, keeping the bass at a point so neighbours don't get upset.. Venues with sound meters also, running dsp on a venue system and using a compressor is really handy when the venue has a system to stop to much noise.

[@chucksaeger7500]

Very well done and excellent content. I hadn’t even thought of this and it just makes sense. Thanks dude!

[@ericcox4448]

LOVE THIS VIDEO. I HAVE LEARNED A LOT TODAY. THANKS MAN

[@DJFRESHSPIN]

Can you make a video with 2 tops 2 subs

[@DJ-BRY]

I did give a verbal description on how to hook it up with 2 tops and 2 subs, but maybe soon I’ll show how I run my cables at my next gig log. Keep watching to find out!

[@shalva098]

is it possible to connect 4 sub and 6 tops?

[@adept8715]

@@DJ-BRYDid you make the video yet? Please do if you haven’t. A lot of us need answers. Thanks

[@aprilwalls1317]

Could make video of 2 top 2 subwoofer Dj controller and mixer together trying to how connected all them up anybody could help very appreciate

[@jamesgorham6167]

Man you help me,THANKS

[@stephenhernandez4403]

Awesome video but where do you plug in the cable on your mixer to your other subwoofer?

[@isaacwilkerson8468]

my question to. cant you run your subs in stereo

[@computetech3333]

My mixer has only one aux send. I Run an xlr cable from the output of one sub to the input of the other sub.

[@jerrymiko8195]

Great break down. I just recently got a pre amp Behringer mixer. The pa speakers do good on my DJ controller which is a numark ns7 but It seemed that my bass cabinets wasn’t getting a strong signal. I would hook up the pa speakers to master and the bass cabinet to booth. But on either one the I had to turn up the volume all the way for the bass cabinet and it did decent but wasn’t full potential that it could be. So that’s why I got a pre amp mixer. Also the mono advice was great I never thought of that but makes sense. But good video very helpful advice

[@alandavis8892]

Very informative. Answered my questions all the way.

[@marvinzuniga5118]

Thanks for the tips. I hope i can connect everything right without causing a disaster. 👍🏼✌🏼

[@DJ-BRY]

You got this! I believe in you!

[@teclairedikoume7266]

Very helpful and educative video I really appreciate you for your time to make such a great video. Thank you Sir

[@Steven-zg5bq]

I never knew this, great video my friend!

[@gregkantor2781]

Not sure if this has already been said, but with the EV speakers you can control the volumes separately using their Bluetooth app. I’ve used this and it works well.

[@kettnercreative]

One reason that people don't use aux fed subs for small setups like this is because now you've lost the high pass filter for your top speakers. Meaning, your 12" speakers are still trying to produce frequencies below 80-120Hz. This will produce a more muddy sound overall since all speakers are trying to produce all frequencies. Aux fed subs make sense in large clubs, stadiums, & festivals. Once you're using a digital mixer it makes sense because you can EQ/HighPass/Low Pass all of the outputs to get the best result possible. For your setup with a small analogue mixer - you would get a cleaner sound and better frequency separation by using the built in crossover in your subwoofer.

[@DJ-BRY]

You do have a point. For my setup, my EV tops and subs have crossover points that I can set them to. Most popular brands such as EV, QSC, Mackie, RCF, etc allow you to set crossover points. I do understand if the speakers are older or are entry level that they may not have crossover points. In that situation, you just need to do what’s best for your setup to give the overall best sound for your event. Good comment!

[@Yotubez]

Hey, Can you show how to connect 2 subs with two tops along with another speaker for the dj? As well as the setup for a dj mixer for that? I work with my father at a dj/audio company and I am struggling to grasp how to pass the xlr cables to make the speakers and subs connect with each other. Thanks!

[@edwinhernandez6627]

The Zedi 10 fx has only one aux out , so how do you connect two sub " without another auxiliary out? 🤔 Awesome video, BTW . Very intuitive and informative by far the best out there . 👍👍👍👍👍

[@DJ-BRY]

Daisy chain one sub to another. Go from mixer into sub1 then from sub 1 into sub 2.

[@edwinhernandez6627]

@DJ BRY much appreciated. " I was thinking that's how you did it because you said you have 2 subs . Currently, I am using only one sub, the same model you have ( EV 18 ) . Looking into the Mackie Pro 12 v3 fx to purchase because of the two sub out connections and the extra mixer channels. Thank you once again for the very prompt reply. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@DJ-BRY]

@@edwinhernandez6627 Of course!

[@pf7618]

You can buy a splitter, I mean a quarter inch with L and R , depend on connectors you want and then goes to your L and R subs.(From aux out) mono y splitter cable

[@edwinhernandez6627]

@P F thanks much appreciated!!!!

[@pdalaya]

Can you show how to hook up 2 tops & 1 sub to one channel (left)on the mixer and do the same thing on the (right) side of the mixing board consisting of two tops and one sub. Do you run 2 separate aux lines to the individual subs on individual channels then connect the two tops on each side?

[@Seenthepopo59]

Great job on this! I’ve been trying to figure out how to do this to my DJ set but couldn’t put it to words. Glad I came across your video, I understood clearly how it works with your channel mixer in this video. Do you know if this works the same for Yamaha 10channel mixer? I currently have the 6 channel mixer but I’m looking into upgrading to 10channel mixer & I would like to control my subwoofers separately as you did in this video.

[@DJ-BRY]

I’m glad this video helped! I own the Yamaha MG06fx and it does not have a separate “out” designated because they wanted to keep it smaller and compact. The Yamaha 10 channel mixer has an option to use your “FX Send” as a separate “Out” for your subs. But if you were to use any effects such as reverb or anything, I don’t think it would work that well. On the Yamaha 10 channel, you also have the option to run an “Out” on your monitor out line located at the top right as well. I originally looked into getting the Yamaha 10 but I decided to get the Allen & Heath because of the extra “Outputs” that it had.

[@Steven-zg5bq]

@@DJ-BRY the monitor out on mine is in stereo only, but 7/8 8/9 channels is unbalanced out in mono....would that work?

[@Aty3Studios]

The Yamaha MG12X(U) will work for this - the extra cost from the MG10 is well worth it@@Steven-zg5bq

[@gymarines]

makes alot of sense thank you

[@dtperformance256]

Great Information!! Thanks for creating and sharing the video!!

[@johnl7819]

my question is does it matter if you use a stereo cable? or a mono 1/4 inch cable in the aux?

[@ronnhuizar6880]

Could you show how to set up 3 top and one subwoofer, Can seem to get the third speaker to work.

[@Ottawa-DJ]

Earned a new subscriber.

[@clarencewilliams2506]

I noticed that you are using powered speakers, how or can passive speakers be used the same way

[@myfavoritecrew7920]

Do I still need to change any setting on the actual speaker if so what need to be configured?

[@robertcowie9071]

Watched this, on how to set up and control sub independently what do you set the controls at the back of sub Robert

[@drycoconut5898]

Thanks for the vid. How can I achieve this concept with a Drive rack Pa2 . What's the configuration?

[@Haydon-u2q]

Hi, where do you get your output from for monitors on stage?

[@imobylifestyle7414]

yeah!!!!! ZEd10! thanks for sharing this

[@superdad8274]

Thank you for explaining everything. I have a question. When you are connecting your computer or an iPad to the external mixer, do you need to use left and right channels on the mixer or just one channel? Would that be the left input channel on external mixer? Thank you

[@DJ-BRY]

Depends on your external mixer. You can use either an XLR to 1/8 inch cable into 1 channel or you can use a dual 1/4 to 1/8 into 2 channels. It all depends on how many channels you will be using.

[@superdad8274]

@@DJ-BRY thank you. So i can use single channel to connect the ipad or do i have to use both left snd right?

[@alexcrescencio4503]

When using the aux for your subs, do you daisy chain both subs if you're running two? Great vid!

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes! You’re correct.

[@lada805]

Hello, beautiful video... I would like to ask you and ask if it is possible to connect subwoofers to the mixing desk also in the control room? Thank you Lada

[@mainevent3070]

Hi I have been doing for about 10 years and always ran my cable to input on subs then link to my tops, but I agree the way you just described will be better. My mixer Yamaha MG12XU. Could you please explain how to route my cables. I have never used aux sends. Thanks for the tip. My name is Mark

[@haraldopimentel6521]

Ir was really helpful. Thanks mate

[@gbg.freddie3192]

Hey ! What brand do you recommend for a beginner

[@corazongruperooficial]

Thanks for your help saludos from Mexico city question is hoy to connect 2 mixers ?

[@jahvin4951]

Do those ev tops clip early

[@Gioscpat]

Very helpful video, thank you. My question is how can we can do this if we have one subwoofer and two speakers.

[@izzyduzzit00]

Main out on mixer to your tops and then aux to your sub

[@datingsignals8851]

If you had 2 subs and only 1 Aux channel, would you just use a splitter, or would that diminish the sound?

[@PHANT0MIX.]

Hey where do you set your cross frequency at and where do you keep your level at -10 or +4 on your subs?

[@kapisithekid2843]

I know this clip has been a while. I know the EKX system has a setting for the tops and the sub for a crossover setting such as EKX top to match the EKX sub…I use the crossover setting and set my highs to -6, mids -4, and lows to -4…Do you do the same, or what is your setting?

[@DJ-BRY]

I do not mess with adjusting H/M/L to - or +. I only adjust the crossover setting for frequency compatibility.

[@RobertoVidal]

Great information on how to use the mixer for your subs. In my case I use the DBX Rack PA and it will seperate subs from tops with xlr outputs.

[@DJ-BRY]

I have heard great things about the DBX drive rack. Might possibly upgrade to that in a few years.

[@jessegarcia2468]

great video. I'm going to connect my speakers this way. is there a specific setting you do on the back of the speaker. Do you choose the particular sub that you are using on the tops. How about the subwoofer. Do you choose the top model or subwoofer model or 80hrz Thanks

[@DJ-BRY]

Since I have matching subwoofer and top combo, I select the matching label in the DSP. If you don’t have matching brands, you can set the crossover to either 80 or 100 the accomplish this.

[@djaswiftaaronmills8823]

So how does the amp come into play ? This looks like your mixer is the amp : it doesn't show an amplifier connected here. Also, in this setup the stops and the subs would be on the same EQ right ?

[@lakgreg]

Powered speakers, amp is built in.

[@all4christ1]

I have a Mackie ProFX12v3 12-Channel. Where would the 1/4 inch go and how would I control the vol of the subs differently from the main? Thanks - Great Video

[@eartraffic]

Use the headphone 1/4" to the sub mono input (usually LEFT) and control its output volume using the headphone volume knob.

[@NFSgamingEvo]

Thats what I did with my studio monitors and a sub now I'm doing with my PA system

[@dogbert22]

If you have a second sub would you connect it to the sub that's connected to the mixer?

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes. Daisy chain from sub 1 to sub 2

[@TreniersComet-1st]

great tip ...i'm going do it thanks!

[@AliyoShow]

Where would you plug the other sub at? I'm confused because I only see one AUX out?

[@DJ-BRY]

You would daisy chain from sub 1 to sub 2. Mixer into sub 1 then out of sub 1 into sub 2.

[@leighton2668]

Good day i would love for u to do a full set up of both sub everything

[@peterduffproject]

You know the speakers and subs have volume controls and crossover outs?. you do know what crossover is?

[@basslineradiogaming5299]

I noticed your using powered subs and tops is this possible to do with 2 passive subs and 2 tops with a separate amplifier thanks keep up the vids

[@toki3204]

everything is possible

[@teclairedikoume7266]

Thank you a lot for this video

[@larrypaul6022]

would like to know when you play with the eq does it respond on the base

[@joshlong6704]

Awesome video! Thanks for breaking it down and thanks to your bro! This is exactly what I was trying to figure out.

[@kdeeuk]

why you not useing a active crossover you can still have controll over i use two outputs from my mixer booth for base and master for tops the booth for the bass goes threw the crossover with the top end muted and through the second amp this gives me a total output of 500 watts rms per channel

[@Manu_Nayar]

I’m using only LP records and players via mixer to power Amp then speaker. Haven’t added any sub woofer yet as I’m confused about the Base performance form sub will I achieve or not I’m sure from CD signal I can get good bass from sub I don’t play CDs anymore Please suggest a normal mono sub woofer for my set up considering that I’m using only records and turntables I use Behringer DDM 4000 mixer It’s only for my home use not for DJ.

[@MendisDJ17]

Hey bro, my music when I play with a laptop has good quality. But when I play with my console bass, it is very low, and HI is very high. My console is ddj flx 6. What is the reason?

[@t300rsk9]

Absolute Legand

[@dakotareddington7772]

Are you familiar with passive speakers?

[@DJ-BRY]

Definitely not as familiar. I haven’t used passive speakers in over a decade

[@raymondmenard5444]

Thank's man i wasn't really sure how to use the aux send for the sub woofer independently. But if i understand this correctly it is only the volume of the sub you have control over right ? I mean the signal sent to the sub is still ''imprinted'' with all the highs and mids settings right ? Which begs the question of how i can use the low cut button on the mix to reduce boomy (overwhelming) very low end sound. ? At any rate thank's for the video dude, have a great day.

[@DJ-BRY]

Correct. Your subwoofer should have a crossover to make sure it only plays the lower frequencies. I don’t know if a way to fine tune the mono signal to EQ just the subwoofer. That is when you will probably need the concert style 24 + channel mixers with all the technology in it.

[@gbg.freddie3192]

What’s that amplifier called ?

[@martinleal5108]

Thank you so much that was a good good tip to learn didn't know that I'm going to try that with my equipment I think you're right I think your brother is awesome guy what do we doing without people like you and him have a great day🤠👍👌

[@derekcorreia]

thanks for the explanation,, but if you are using 2 subs,,, how will you do the conection of the 2 with only one aux?, sorry Im new to this ,,,

[@DjMota409]

You would go from one sub to the other sub.. so from mixer aux to first sub then from that sub use the out signal to the input of your second sub.

[@djrapid2688]

Hey I appreciate the video. Now I’ve noticed that you are you are using a mixer with one channel master. Does it makes a difference if you’re using a two channel master and you have you top cabinets on the left channel master and the subs on the right channel master?

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes it will make a difference. Your mixer will think you are running a stereo setup when you are wanting a mono setup. I don’t recommend tops on L and subs on R. It won’t work correctly.

[@djpaulthompson]

Thanks for the pro tip

[@utinker]

I have 2 ELX200 15P's and 1 ELX200 18SP. Your sound advice here seems solid. I am not sure about the DSP on your speakers, but do you still set crossover points on the sub and tops in this configuration? Also with the separate volume for the sub, do you just monitor the clip led or do you place a mark on the sub volume to know max output if you can't monitor the clip led of the sub?

[@DJ-BRY]

I do use the built in DSP on my speakers to set the crossover point. Luckily, my EV’s have a setting where I can say that I am pairing my specific EKX 15sp subwoofer with my top cabinet so that the crossover is perfect. I only use the mixer to control the volumes separately. I do monitor the clip on my subwoofers from time to time. Having used these subs for a good while now, I can usually tell by the loudness and punch of the bass if I am coming close to clipping. If I am clipping, I just turn down the volume on my mixer through my Aux Out and I’m good to go.

[@stephengrogan]

Am I right to think that the dsp setting on your tops isn’t working in sync with the bin as they both ain’t getting the same direct signal output normally when tops are connected to the sub via the crossover running off the main out put together the high end is split high to tops and low to bin but I don’t see how this works with your set up on seperate aux output 🙈

[@thefightdoctor836]

@@stephengrogan good point

[@deejay7218]

my mixer have (CR) means control room.. can i use that to control my bass only just like how u use aux for your bass

[@DJ-BRY]

I believe so

[@djmorry8748]

Connecting two PA subs to main outs or mono out from powered mixer or amp to two active full range PA speakers! Getting info on two sub ,two speaker set up is like finding hens teeth on line? Can anyone help,?

[@roberthood341]

So are you saying to run the subs from the Aux Out and the Tops through the main outs. I have the Zedi 16 channel

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes I am. It allows you to individually control the tops from the bottoms.

[@roberthood341]

@@DJ-BRY Good morning thanks for the information. If may ask another? How do you run your controller through your Zedi.

[@DJ-BRY]

@@roberthood341 check out my other video on my channel on how to do this 👍🏽

[@AhkeemThaDJ]

Nice video.What kind of wire did you use to run the laptop into the mixer?

[@DJ-BRY]

For this video, I used a XLR to 3.5mm cable. I usually run a 3.5mm to RCA that goes into my DDJ 1000 SRT. Then the DDJ 1000 SRT is fed into the mixer. Different options for different applications.

[@jonescamille8135]

What happens if your sub only use xlr cablebtype

[@steveerico]

You said use a mono for the subs how does it work with more than one sub? Do I daisey chain and only connect one quarter inch to the mixer? I am guessing that is better so you can control just one knob.

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes, from the mixer, daisy chain from sub 1 to sub 2.

[@TroyP20]

I have a Behringer Europort PPA2000BT it’s basically powered speakers with a mixer can u let me know should I still get a different mixer?

[@DJ-BRY]

I am not too familiar with those speakers so I can't speak to it. I personally would prefer to have an external mixer next to me rather than in my speaker so I can control things better.

[@TroyP20]

@@DJ-BRY thanks for the speedy reply

[@SmoothJay_1]

I have raine 1 what What I connect to the rain one if I buy this mixer u have

[@DJ-BRY]

2 options. Either 2 XLR females to 2 1/4 inch. Or RCA (red/white) to 1/4 inch. I have another video on my channel on how to hook up your DJ controller to a mixer. Check it out.

[@revakna]

Okay what if you have 2 subs and you want to control em on aux only? You have to have a splitter ?

[@DJ-BRY]

Run from the Aux out on the mixer to sub 1 then daisy chain sub 1 to sub 2

[@revakna]

@@DJ-BRY i was wondering that! Thanks bro, it definitely sounds better like this.

[@hectorpalencia3719]

Are you using powered mixer in this video?

[@DJ-BRY]

My mixer is powered by a power source, but it does not power passive speakers. All of my speakers are active speakers.

[@hectorpalencia3719]

I have m6 numark mixer. How do I connect my subwoofer using the idea that I could control volume of my sub. Ty

[@djlev1734]

Thanks for the great video! Does it matter if you go into the left or right input of the subwoofer?

[@DJ-BRY]

Most subs these days don't have left and right inputs, so I do not know. If a sub does have left and right inputs, I would always run it stereo to get the full sound.

[@DjMota409]

@@DJ-BRYI think he means line A and line B inputs. Most subs have these 2 inputs and also have A and B outputs. I would think you would go from mixer aux out to Line A on the first sub and then from output A to Line A or B on your second sub and so on depending on how many subs you have.

[@DJ-BRY]

@@DjMota409 you got it! That is correct!

[@xanris74dj]

Quick question how would you go about hooking up a passive sub along with powered speakers I have a amp

[@DJ-BRY]

There are other videos on KZbin on how to do this. I personally haven’t done it so I don’t want to speak to it. I would give this a search and see what pops up!

[@MrRockypaul]

How is your computer hooked to xlr cable in a mic imput?

[@DJ-BRY]

The cable I am using is a XLR male to 1/8th inch (Aux cable).

[@jesperweiss9029]

Hey BRY ! What if theres 2 subs ? Just put a 1/4 cable into another channel ? I looks like there only is 1 AUX out, and a FX Send out.

[@DJ-BRY]

Go from Aux send to sub 1 then out of sub 1 to sub 2. Daisy chain.

[@jesperweiss9029]

@@DJ-BRY Of course ! Much appriciated !

[@kelvinbishop8076]

Very useful information, thanks a lot

[@BeStillCafe]

Thank you so much! This was extremely helpful

[@michaelcorona8446]

Do u need a mixer to power the sub?

[@DJ-BRY]

Depends on if you’re running active or passive subwoofers.

[@gloryshumbusho]

What if you connect both tops in the mixer's main left and right, can you still use the aux out with a sub?

[@DJ-BRY]

Yes

[@soyjuan1226]

Will this setup work for a live band ?

[@DJ-BRY]

Of course! It all depends on your mixer if it has aux sends

[@soyjuan1226]

I'm working with a soundcraft ur24

[@dennisj39]

Thank , yet cable u used from ur laptop to ur mixer[DJsmooth Winston Salem NC]

[@superdad8274]

So if you run the sub alone doesn’t the tops take a beating because the sub is not taking care of the bass that is coming out of speaker?

[@DJ-BRY]

I think you contradicted yourself in your question. To answer what I think you were trying to say…. When using a subwoofer, it does take stress off of your top speakers if you set the crossover point correctly. It is important that you tell your top speakers to only play frequencies higher than what the subwoofer plays. That way you are not using the low end of your top speakers and only letting the subwoofer push the low frequencies.

[@MrSollex1]

@@DJ-BRY So you do that by Equing the top to only play high ends and Eq the lows and mids Down ?? Is that what it is ?

[@DJ-BRY]

@@MrSollex1 Most subs now a days have what's called a crossover. This is the point at which the subwoofer will push our a certain frequency and below. Usually 100hz is a good spot. Your sub will play anything 100hz and lower while your tops will play anything 100hz or higher. If you have older speakers or your speakers don't have that capability, adding a subwoofer will just enhance the sound and add more low end.

[@DJOG123]

@@DJ-BRY But if you’re not running your tops through the subwoofer isn’t that eliminating the use of the built in crossover on the sub? Because you are running them on separate channels there’s no way your subs crossover will have any affect on your tops. Not saying how you’re setting your system is incorrect but I believe you would have to adjust the bass down on your tops.

[@superdad8274]

@@DJ-BRY thank you again. I am trying to say that since the sub is not connected therefore it is not working in conjunction with speakers so the speakers will be at full range in the bass side of things. No crossover since they are not connected

[@j03franks]

Doesnt putting the sub on aux send 1 get annoying as a DJ though? If you're killing the music and want just the microphones with sound you need to adjust two knobs. I guess you could turn down on the software but eh

[@Stevieray16]

Thank you 😊

[@WWeiss-nv5vz]

Great video. What cable do you use to connect the sub? TRS ,TS or XLR?

[@DJ-BRY]

TRS to XLR Male.

[@reyzuna]

Yeah but the problem is that TRS are only have limited meters to make it work with properlly on signal. XLR is still the best way and for mono why not connect left and right in individual channels to make it mono? Most of pa speakers now have apps so you can control their individual volumes

[@DAMOOSESQUADDJs]

excellent advice I was in the market for a sub I went to guitar center to find the sound I was looking for I do a lot of Spanish Mexican music I had to find that low that would in hance it I did jbl618s it really thumbs I'm going to set the way you described to see if it sounds different you got me curious

[@Claritysoundandlighting]

Great video! What would suggest if you was running to subs?

[@DJ-BRY]

I would daisy chain from mixer to sub 1 then from sub 1 to sub 2. Your tops would run out of the master outs as normal.

[@Claritysoundandlighting]

@@DJ-BRY thank you for your quick reply 🫶🏾

[@shaunsmith6150]

How would i hook up my yamaha 12u mixer to ekx subwoofer

[@DJ-BRY]

I use a 1/4 inch to XLR male cable.

[@nevhemm1981]

This was extremely helpful. Greatly appreciate it. My question is, what are your thoughts on using two 15" tops with one 15" subwoofer instead of a 18"?

[@DJ-BRY]

Personally, I liked the symmetrical look of my two 12’s on top of the 15 inch subs. In a perfect world I would prefer to have 18 inch subs, but the 15’s are just more portable. I still like my 15’s though!

[@DAMOOSESQUADDJs]

i have an 18" sub i put it in the center it weights 77 pounds so it is big and heavy i would recommend going to a music shop and testing the sub you want and comparing it and finding the sound you are looking for

[@daniellambertsr.713]

Is the line that you have the sub hook to the same as the Booth knob on a mixer.

[@derkleinekaiser]

How do i do this with a ZOOM Livetrak L20?

[@DJ-BRY]

Use one of your Monitor Out channels for the subwoofer. Monitor out and Aux out are the same thing for the most part.