Syncing gyres + MP40's?

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Should I just power them on/off together and accept the few second lag on the MP40's, because as far as I know, that's the only way to do it? Or is there some way I don't know of/haven't thought of? I don't/won't use an Apex, but I do use Hydros, it's easy enough to sync the power on/off. Thanks!
 
shouldn’t it be easy with the hydros wave engine?
 
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I have the ETM wave engine and use two MP40’s and two 330 gyres. All are playing nice with each other. You’ll need older MP40 drivers (WiFi chip) that haven’t been updated to mobius.
 
I have the ETM wave engine and use two MP40’s and two 330 gyres. All are playing nice with each other. You’ll need older MP40 drivers (WiFi chip) that haven’t been updated to mobius.
So will newer mp40s work with this? Mine have möbius?

Anyone know if Nero pumps work with the wave engine?
 

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