4 amplifiers to drive 1 pair of speakers?


Hi

Sorry I am still quite a young audiophile (less than 1 yr old)
Was wondering if its possible to use 4 amplifiers (eg 300b which is quite low powered) to drive a pair of speakers? 

I.e. pre amp output --> Y splitter into 2 different 300B amplifiers for each channel. Each amplifier can take either the top 2 or bottom 2 binding posts of the speaker.

My speakers are 90db 8ohm (more like 4ohm in real life), and im afraid that 2 300b PP amplifiers ~18W class A is insufficient.

Thanks!
thegreenman

Showing 1 response by audioman58

I can see maybe 2 at most ,it creates too many issues the input sensitivity of each amp is different if not the same ,
a amp for the bass for sure a quality SS amp, tom tube or SS 
and a Tube preamp , SS amp is widely used or tube .
your speakers will determine this too by their efficiency
thrn if you have to add a external crossover  that more added in the circuit which dips never better less sonic purity ,less is always better in 5he signal path . No mention of the speakers being used 
and space size needed , if monitors ,then judt get a good powered sub with nice modern app like a Svs ultra 16, or Svs- SB 3000 sub. Then you only need an amp on top .