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bi-amping is not hooking two amps to one speaker...and it may not have to do with two amps at all...it just means that each driver in a component set(midbass and tweeter) are recieving seperate signals from seperate channels of either one or more amplifiers...it can be two amps(one for each driver) or one amp dedicating one channel(or two if bridging) to each driver...
oh and if doing this...you can still use the passive crossover(if it allows for biamping)...otherwise an active x-over or x-overs onboard the amps MUST be used for protection of the tweeter
[ 12-28-2001: Message edited by: Darkness ]
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yeah, i have my orion hcca's biamped off my arc 4050.. rear channels on mids and front channels on tweets.... instead of just using the front for both
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