organicsound, you mention bi-wiring one set of speakers by using A+B.
I just put in an offer on a set of low end Polk Audio towers with have double connectors on the back and claim to have a separate crossover for the two woofers (that they call subwoofers) while there is another crossover for the two mids and the tweeter. They are 8 ohm speakers.
On such low end speakers and with my old receiver is there any chance that bi-wiring this way would provide any benefit?
I'm assuming that this would not put any additional strain on the receiver?
I just put in an offer on a set of low end Polk Audio towers with have double connectors on the back and claim to have a separate crossover for the two woofers (that they call subwoofers) while there is another crossover for the two mids and the tweeter. They are 8 ohm speakers.
On such low end speakers and with my old receiver is there any chance that bi-wiring this way would provide any benefit?
I'm assuming that this would not put any additional strain on the receiver?