If you don't mind an older amp, the Krell KSA 250 was a bass champ.
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You need to read this post, http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1234896660&openfrom&6&4#6 Using two different amplifiers is not a good idea. |
Although I was able to successfully bi-amp as you wish to for years, I had an outboard crossover with level controls, the speakers were designed for bi-amping and I got lucky, as it took a few tries to find the right amplifier combination. So I have to agree with Tis49, you should use the same amplifiers if you're going to do it, or else get some amplifiers on loan that you could try it with. I also would not do it unless I had an external volume control/attenuator to match levels of the two amps. The gains in bass definition can be more than lost by the lack of coherence and difficulties in level matching. |
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