Amp connection question

But if you are not listening to a movie at theatre sound levels they just are not loud enuff especially if you have 1 with like a 4 inch speaker

Slikric, you obviously don't know what you're talking about. Why don't you leave this discussion to those who do?

Back to the OP, yes you can do that. Will there be much benefit? Hard to say. The better your center channel, the more you may derive benefits from bi-amping. I would try it non-bi-amped at first and see how it works for you...

-RW-

Slikric, you obviously don't know what you're talking about. Why don't you leave this discussion to those who do?

I do know what I am talking about ya jackass shitbred being that I have tried the center channel thing.

Wow, sounds like a couple of ya'll didn't get any last night!!!!!

I'm not trying to start an argument here, but I often find that center channel speakers often have trouble keeping up with the rest of the system. A different solution that may work in this case would be, if you have 2 available channels, you may want to consider getting a pair of speakers as your center channel. If you put one speaker on each side of the screen and run each one full range powered by their own channel, it will put a very strong image in the center of your screen. To get an example of what I'm talking about, listen to a mono recording. That will be pretty close to how a center channel will sound if done this way.