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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DirtySchemer" data-source="post: 420449" data-attributes="member: 550163">I've recently been reading about using two subs in a push pull configuration... not isobaric, but actually on opposite sides of the enclosure with one sub inverted and wired out of phase (which puts it in phase since it's inverted).  I hear it does wonders for cancelling out non-linearities caused by slight differences between the front and back of a woofer.  Also, if the two speakers are properly secured to each other, then they can also cancel out some negative effects of the inertia of mass on the cone...Okay, so my questions are as follows:1)  How significant are the benefits of using this configuration?2)  Do the subs need to share the same air space in the enclosure, or could I have two enclosures secured to each other with the woofers firing at each other?</blockquote>

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