Biamping B&W Nautilus 803's

I like to add something here. I started experimenting with bi-amping about 25 years ago and I know you get much better results(by far) with active Bi-amping or active tri-amping. The headroom's gain and the control of the amp over the drivers is not comparable. To do this, You have to know what you are doing and be able to afford it too. All the passive components must be removed and the crossover curve, the frequency points and the power to each driver must be experimented with(with out blowing the tweeters). I have build tons of passive crossover and I know active is the way to go. I have a very good example to compare these two. Passive is like having a 4 wheel drive car with two smaller tires in front and one engine and 3 diffrentials working hard to disturbute the power to all four wheels. Active is like having 4 wheels with their own engines and a computer governing all four engines in real time.

Since the cross-over is a high 350hz your best bet would be identical amplifiers.

hi there, I’ve seen forum message and deside to wrihgt ...I have got b&w803s and would like bi-amping connection but don’t know if its possible...
I have macintosh mx150 as processor and quadro-mono ATI3004...mac has additional regulate outs for biamp but mx150 hasnot needed 350hz for 803s
and sound was with holes...please tell me is it possible remove passive crossovers inside b&w803s?? how many this crossovers it has? 2 or 3? I opened this one and can see only 2..but in the B&W papers I can see 3....please understand this situation if possible to me....I tried connect to macintosh but didn’t understand a little))
many thnx)
vlad
ps sorry for brocken english)