I biamp my speakers at home with the avr600. It allows you to reassign those channels for your mains for extra power. I had great results from doing this. I noticed respose, clarity, and dynamics improve. So instead of the typical 120 watt per/ch for your mains, it will be 240 watts (potentially)
If your mains have extra binding posts, i would give it a go and see what you think. Obviously results may very. Also be sure to remove those binding brackets between terminals. If you leave the brackets on you'll short out the amp causing damage to your avr.
Regards
If your mains have extra binding posts, i would give it a go and see what you think. Obviously results may very. Also be sure to remove those binding brackets between terminals. If you leave the brackets on you'll short out the amp causing damage to your avr.
Regards