2 S750's with say 12 sats.

Question

Possible to get both subs working correctly? and 2 sats. pretty much 2 sats per channel besides front left and right. Ive got s750 at the moment, 2 per side channel, works fine, but, i know its not exactly awesome because of power output or what ever, how ever if I could hook 2 subs up, and devide the channels between the two, it would be evened out, how im thinking of doing this, is splitting the orange cable to the pc, and run it to both subs, then correctly set up each speaker out put to the right remaining cables and subs, if your following, probably not, and probably because this is rediculus, but, i cant see why the hell not! ideas?
Aiden.

Answer 1

Im not convinced its a good idea to run two speakers in parallel off a single channel on the amp. That halves the impedance and the amp could be damaged by it.
Anyway, on to your question. I see no reason why you couldnt use 3.5mm splitters on the four inputs. Tip, use the splitters with one plug and two sockets connected by cables, the little single unit adapter ones are rubbish. Plug into one amp inputs, output from pc into one socket and 3.5mm jack to jack lead from the other socket to the second amp. Only adverse effect i figure you will get is they will probably sound quieter at a given volume, but they wont be overworked or anything so you can safely just turn it up to get to your normal volume. Will take some fiddling to get the single-speaker fronts the same volume as the double speaker side/rears, and will need to carefully position the two subs so they sound good. Finally, be careful with polarities, you dont want two speakers sitting next to each other (same channel) cancelling themselves out.
Hope this helps.
Im happy to answer any more questions (if i can), and if you try it would love to know how it works for you.
Paul