It's either going to be a serious quality upgraded passive crossover or bi-amping for my MG2.5's. If I go bi-amped with say 300-400-wpcfor the bass panels, how much power should I feed the ribbons? I want enough power that clipping shouldn't be a concern but I don't want to blow the ribbons with too much.
Oh yeah, nobody plays the system but me.
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Topic - Possibly bi-amping my MG2.5R's - RickeyM 08:50:23 08/2/13 (16)
- RE: Possibly bi-amping my MG2.5R's - JBen 16:55:37 08/2/13 (0)
- RE: Possibly bi-amping my MG2.5R's - pictureguy 15:16:35 08/2/13 (0)
- & not clipping @ 1½ohms is an outstanding accomplishment - Mart 13:44:26 08/2/13 (10)
- I would not remove the 2 ohm resistor when going active (nt) - neolith 14:14:26 08/2/13 (2)
- It's part of a network that Magnepan put in there for a reason nt - RickeyM 14:17:44 08/2/13 (1)
- primarily, as a less amplifier-surly load - Mart 14:51:41 08/2/13 (0)
- Uh, that would be 3 1/2-ohms. - RickeyM 14:10:08 08/2/13 (6)
- sorry, thought you'ld be going active biamplification _ ‹nt› - Mart 15:08:18 08/2/13 (5)
- Yes, active bi-amplification. - RickeyM 18:31:28 08/2/13 (4)
- RE: Yes, active bi-amplification. - AkuAnkka 10:33:54 08/3/13 (1)
- Correct nt - RickeyM 05:33:58 08/4/13 (0)
- Just to be clear … - Mart 19:01:02 08/2/13 (1)
- Yes - RickeyM 04:50:35 08/3/13 (0)
- RE: Possibly bi-amping my MG2.5R's - neolith 09:33:25 08/2/13 (2)
- RE: Possibly bi-amping my MG2.5R's - RickeyM 14:04:39 08/2/13 (1)
- 100 wpc in 8, 200 wpc in 4- should be fine (nt) - neolith 14:21:59 08/2/13 (0)