Ok... probably a dumb question here, but figure I will ask. I am rather new to alot of the HT stuff, but I am working to catch on quickly as I am addicted to the whole HT way of watching movies, etc.
I have an Onkyo TS-DS797 receiver which I was bi-wiring my front speaker thru (I have Mirage OM-10's). I recently purchased an AudioSource AMP THREE to power these and get them off my receiver (figured they could use more power). My question is... the AMP THREE has an A and B speaker(for a pair each) output. Can I use all four outputs to bi-wire my speakers? Does this even make sense to do? Currently I have one set coming out of the amp split into two sets going into my speakers for bi-wiring.
ANy help is appreciated. And if this had too simple an answer or if it was too dumb a question... sorry. I'll learn eventually as long as I keep up reading this forum.
I have an Onkyo TS-DS797 receiver which I was bi-wiring my front speaker thru (I have Mirage OM-10's). I recently purchased an AudioSource AMP THREE to power these and get them off my receiver (figured they could use more power). My question is... the AMP THREE has an A and B speaker(for a pair each) output. Can I use all four outputs to bi-wire my speakers? Does this even make sense to do? Currently I have one set coming out of the amp split into two sets going into my speakers for bi-wiring.
ANy help is appreciated. And if this had too simple an answer or if it was too dumb a question... sorry. I'll learn eventually as long as I keep up reading this forum.