summing transformer method?

[multi-volti]

Take a look at this data:

http://multi-volti.com/iron/51-204_96.jpg

It's apparently a combining transformer for summing two amplifer channels into one subwoofer.

Personally, I never believed bass is completely non-directional. I hear that statement used as an absolute and think nothing is absolute in audio or design. If I used subs I would prefer two, but maybe I don't know what I'm talking about.

I have alot of these devices somewhere in my garage. Are they still useful, or has this method gone completely out of vogue?

Thanks

Murray

 

[multi-volti]

more info!

what fun...lost files...

I guess my question should focus on whether this is a respectable technique anymore or if it's a joke compared to anything DIY'ers would do.

http://multi-volti.com/iron/asa1320-1_96.jpg
http://multi-volti.com/iron/asa1320-1desc_96.jpg
http://multi-volti.com/iron/asa1320-1oper_96.jpg
http://multi-volti.com/iron/asa1320-1spec_96.jpg

Thank you

Oh, in case you're wondering, I am getting fidgety about making room in the garage and basement. Too many projects, not enough room. I have two transformer winder (bobbin & toroid)projects started & really no space left.

Murray

 

[BassAwdyO]

two amplifier channels into one subwoofer eh? Who needs a transformer? Just get a Dual voice coil sub.... wire up one channel to one coil and the other channel to the other coil.