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=== Without Bass Line out ===
=== Without Bass Line out ===
* 1xB1: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, some nominal gain that we call 0dB
* 1 x B1: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, some nominal gain that we call 0dB
* 2xB1: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -6dB as compared to nominal
* 2 x B1: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -6dB as compared to nominal


=== With Bass Line Out ===
=== With Bass Line Out ===
* 0xB1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180 Hz, flat, roughly the same gain as 2 B1
* 0 x B1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180 Hz, flat, roughly the same gain as 2 B1
* 1xB1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -6dB as compared to nominal  
* 1 x B1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -6dB as compared to nominal  
** ({{A1 EB}}
** If you use  a {{A1 EB}} this is a total of 3 B1s
* 2xB1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -12dB as compared to nominal  
* 2 x B1 connected to Power Stand: 40Hz-180Hz, B1 specific EQ, -12dB as compared to nominal  
** ({{A1 EB}}  
** If you use a {{A1 EB}} this is a total of 4 B1


What this complex behavior does is the following. No matter if you attach 1, 2, or 4 B1s, you will get pretty much the same balance between all combined B1s and the L1s. It’s a little off for 3, 5, 6, 7 & 8 B1s, but still reasonably close.  
What this complex behavior does is the following. No matter if you attach 1, 2, or 4 B1s, you will get pretty much the same balance between all combined B1s and the L1s. It’s a little off for 3, 5, 6, 7 & 8 B1s, but still reasonably close.  
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