Horizontal bi-amping allows you to use two different types of amps ( i.e. tubes for highs, SS for bass) you can also use two identical amps. When horizontal is choosen you will use one amp for right and left channel upper and the second amp for right and left channel lower. Note when using two different amps that the gain be the same or an imbalance will occur.Vertical bi-amping uses two of the same type of amps being eiter SS or Tubes. When using vertical bi-amp each one of the amps are dedicated to each speaker, for instace, the left channel of each amp connects to the lows and the right channel connects to the highs.If your preamp doesn't have dual pre outs then you must use a Y connector or spliter. There are a few companies that sell the adaptors.
How to bi-amp with 2 two-channel amps?
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I need an advice on how to bi-amp my speakers.Both speakers are bi-wirible.I have 2 identical power amps.Should i dedicate 1 amp to high freq. on both speakers and the other one for low freq.
Or should i dedicate each amp for each speaker,each driving high and low freq.drivers of its dedicated speaker?
Both amps are bipolar design.
Which is "the right" way to go soundwise?
Thank you
I need an advice on how to bi-amp my speakers.Both speakers are bi-wirible.I have 2 identical power amps.Should i dedicate 1 amp to high freq. on both speakers and the other one for low freq.
Or should i dedicate each amp for each speaker,each driving high and low freq.drivers of its dedicated speaker?
Both amps are bipolar design.
Which is "the right" way to go soundwise?
Thank you
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