am trying to double up on my Amplified subwoofer power skills, so is there a way to somehow split the the connection line to go into two different powered subwoofers
Connecting them as Kenton82 suggests is easy. Getting them to sound good together is much more complex. You will get more max volume but it the woofers are not placed correctly you might get sound suck outs (less bass at some frequencies) or peaks (more bass at some frequencies). Positioning them is crucial. Usually they are not different subs.
http/hometheaterhifi.com/technical/technical-reviews/an-interview-with-todd-welti-and-kevin-voecks/ http/www.audioholics.com/subwoofer-setup/subwoofer-connection-guide
http/hometheaterreview.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-multiple-subwoofers/
Connecting them as Kenton82 suggests is easy. Getting them to sound good together is much more complex. You will get more max volume but it the woofers are not placed correctly you might get sound suck outs (less bass at some frequencies) or peaks (more bass at some frequencies). Positioning them is crucial. Usually they are not different subs.
http/hometheaterhifi.com/technical/technical-reviews/an-interview-with-todd-welti-and-kevin-voecks/ http/www.audioholics.com/subwoofer-setup/subwoofer-connection-guide
http/hometheaterreview.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-multiple-subwoofers/