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In Reply to: Re: How does Bi-Amping really work? posted by Wino on November 1, 2002 at 21:26:46:
Some preamps like my vintage Sansui CA-2000 have TWO pairs of output jacks and an A+B switch position to make it very easy to connect to two amps- so no physical splitting of the preamp signal is necessary.Also- the advantage to vertical biamping is that each amp drives its own speaker and thus drives the woofer(s) in only one speaker as opposed to both. In a horizontal arrangement, one amp drives the high/mid, and one amp drives the lows (woofers)- in which case one amp has to drive the woofers in BOTH speakers. So it would seem given the choice, vertical biamping is preferable.
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- Re: How does Bi-Amping really work? - BeatleFred 11/1/0222:12:54 11/1/02 (6)
- Thanks for the tips, this is what I want - walter 18:13:05 11/2/02 (5)
- Re: Thanks for the tips, this is what I want - Bold Eagle 20:29:06 11/3/02 (2)
- Re: Thanks for the tips, this is what I want - Kenny Brant 05:38:24 11/4/02 (1)
- Re: Thanks for the tips, this is what I want - Kenny Brant 16:00:03 11/4/02 (0)
- Re: Thanks for the tips, this is what I want - Kenny Brant 12:25:06 11/3/02 (1)
- P.S. Cross them at about 80 Hz /nt - Kenny Brant 12:28:08 11/3/02 (0)
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