Quote: Originally Posted by
somelikeitfast 
so stupid noob question...
why two sound cards?
You processing two audio streams for sub mid/highs?
Subs, mids, highs and another pair of outputs for a pair of VU meters up front...
Remember, I'm running active crossover, so I need a seperate high channel and a seperate low channel...
And I have 4 drivers and 4 tweeters...that's 8 channels right there, or one 7.1 sound card...
And still another 3 channels for the rest...
Basically, forget about L/R channels in my situation...instead, each L/R channel (or jack on the sound card) is a high/low now...
I configured it so there is a sound card for all the left channels and a sound card for all the right channels...
Same with the amp layout...one for the driver and one for the passenger...everything is split down the middle.
And for the leftovers, one card outputs to the sub, the other the VU meters...
That leaves me with 2 spare channels...maybe a center channel, 5.1 or 7.1 setup in the future? Dunno...
The PRS speaker set are very nice, but the active crossover it comes with leaves something to be desired...
With active x-over, I can tune it for the best sound, and it's easily adjustable...
Also, this give finer control over delay as well, and I have several configurations just for delay settings...
i.e. delay for the driver, delay for the passenger, front/center delay amd a rear/center delay...
I wouldn't have it any other way!