NO! The crossovers determine how much power each section of the speaker gets, if you have no crossover the tweeter and mid gets as much power as the woofer, a sure recipe for disaster. What you are looking for is an external electronic crossover which attenuates the signal before the amp sees it. You can also remove the crossover from the cabinet to improve the sound. Even if what you propose was possible the amps would require rebalancing every time you changed the level.
Bi-amping + speaker crossovers = redundant?
My speakers are undergoing repair (need new tweeters), and I am wondering:
Could I bi-amp them with 2 integrated amplifiers, and totally remove the crossovers?
That would allow me to have full control over the volume and basic tone adjustments separately for both woofers and tweeters.
It seems to me that the fewer electronics inside the speaker enclosure, the better.
Or am I wrong?
Could I bi-amp them with 2 integrated amplifiers, and totally remove the crossovers?
That would allow me to have full control over the volume and basic tone adjustments separately for both woofers and tweeters.
It seems to me that the fewer electronics inside the speaker enclosure, the better.
Or am I wrong?