Nuforce STA200

The STA 200 is not bridgeable, meaning you cannot combine both channels to make a single higher wattage amp ( usually impedance capability changes with the amp when you do this ). However, when you separate the crossover of the speaker, as you suggest, you can either horizontally biamp ( passively ), or vertically biamp ( again passively ), with 2 amps. Your example would be horizonal passive biamping. Each of 1 amps channels running the woofers, the other amps channels running the rest. Vertical ( which I prefer, based on my own listening ), would be each amplifier " dedicated " to 1 speaker, 1 channel to woofer, 1 channel to rest of speaker. This all works well when both stereo amps are the same. I hope this helps. Enjoy ! MrD.

Thanks MrD.  With vertical bi-amping, what happens (if anything) to stereo imaging if both R and L channels are powering the drivers in one speaker?

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Maybe I’m overthinking this-  if one amp’s R and L channel play thru one speaker, and the other amp does the same thing thru the other speaker, do you get the same stereo separation as if you were using one amp?

It doesn't make any difference as your perception of "imaging" is coming from the speakers.  If it makes you feel better then try it both vertical and horizontal and see if you hear any difference.  If you speakers don't need the extra muscle then don't bother.