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Nick:G · 03-13-2007, 04:27 PM

For the most part, bi-amping speakers with passive crossovers (almost every speaker made is passive) is a waste of time.

Further, bi-amping is most beneficial when you have two separate amps doing it (i.e. two separate boxes with their own transformers). In my experience, that's usually the only way you'll hear an appreciable difference in imaging and dynamics.

I guess the best way to find out whether it makes a difference to you is to try it out.

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Nick:G *Nick Gallegos* Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Local Time: 01:14 AM Local Date: 11-23-2008 Posts: 200	Re: Bi-amp via zone 2 For the most part, bi-amping speakers with passive crossovers (almost every speaker made is passive) is a waste of time. Further, bi-amping is most beneficial when you have two separate amps doing it (i.e. two separate boxes with their own transformers). In my experience, that's usually the only way you'll hear an appreciable difference in imaging and dynamics. I guess the best way to find out whether it makes a difference to you is to try it out.