Hi,
passive versus active set up
vertical versus horizontal set up of amps.
I am using a Y connector at the preamp level down to the amps and two biwirable superflatline speaker cables.
from one amp coming out from the left channel side of amp connectors + and - I have the speaker cable going into the mids/highs + and - of speaker connectors.
then speaker cable coming from the right channel side of same amp terminals inserts into the + and - lows(bass) of speakers terminals.
now same drill for the other amp and speaker.
of course you need a bi-ampable speaker and I believe from all the readings I've done,my audiodealer and friends feedbacks that the best would be to use them in a vertical set up for a more uniform balance of the sound spectrum and power demand on both amps.(lows require more power)
the best in biamping if one can afford it seems is to have an electronic crossover to separate the signals bass/mid,highs prior getting into power amp then there would not be any signal corruption from amp to speaker.
and the crown jewel would be to have a speaker with no crossover at all as in an active set up,it also does increase the signal by 3 to 5db from what I've read because of no crossover filtration.
but passive for me works good enough as long as the crossovers in the speakers are of very good quality.
so let me know how things sounds,hopefully you understand my writing as I am french still struggling somewhat with the english grammar.
Aloha from hawaii! Thierry.
passive versus active set up
vertical versus horizontal set up of amps.
I am using a Y connector at the preamp level down to the amps and two biwirable superflatline speaker cables.
from one amp coming out from the left channel side of amp connectors + and - I have the speaker cable going into the mids/highs + and - of speaker connectors.
then speaker cable coming from the right channel side of same amp terminals inserts into the + and - lows(bass) of speakers terminals.
now same drill for the other amp and speaker.
of course you need a bi-ampable speaker and I believe from all the readings I've done,my audiodealer and friends feedbacks that the best would be to use them in a vertical set up for a more uniform balance of the sound spectrum and power demand on both amps.(lows require more power)
the best in biamping if one can afford it seems is to have an electronic crossover to separate the signals bass/mid,highs prior getting into power amp then there would not be any signal corruption from amp to speaker.
and the crown jewel would be to have a speaker with no crossover at all as in an active set up,it also does increase the signal by 3 to 5db from what I've read because of no crossover filtration.
but passive for me works good enough as long as the crossovers in the speakers are of very good quality.
so let me know how things sounds,hopefully you understand my writing as I am french still struggling somewhat with the english grammar.
Aloha from hawaii! Thierry.