I was wondering if anyone has ever tried playing 2 (or more) ultrasonic subs on two different speakers simultaneously? Does it sound like a good idea to try and pack 2 hours worth of subs in 1 hour by just playing them on 2 different speakers?
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Of course it’s been tried. Many times. It’s a bad idea, and it’s unlikely to do anything other than 1) waste your time 2) give you recon, and 3) make you think the subs don’t work because you won’t actually be properly receiving the info for either one. SC works very hard to get efficient and effective delivery systems created, trying to double it up will almost certainly break something.
In summary, no. Don’t do it.
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Makes sense, thanks for sharing your input. Would you mind sharing your experience a little more in detail, like how many subs did you play simultaneously, for how long, what kind of recon did you experience?
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I didn’t do it myself, I’ve just seen it happen to others here with undesirable results (not to mention getting slammed by other forum members for doing something foolish).
Can you get dressed and drive to work at the same time? Maybe… should you?? Hell no.
Trust that if it were as simple as listening to 2 subs at the same time, that would be the official protocol.
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I guess I’ll drop that plan lol. Thank you!
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I’ve tryed it in the past, but it was before the Q version launched.
I had decent results with it. As far as I’m concerned, I only play one track at a time because those subliminals are strong, your mind needs some time to process everything.
My advice is to listen to one loop at a time haha, and make sure you don’t overload yourself with too much loops!
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Don’t do it.
I tried.
I nearly died.
The recon fried my mind. Fr.
Edit: I tried this when I was new and wouldn’t do it now haha.
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