Crossover - hard to find for biamping

Interested in biamping a stereo tube amplifier into mid/tweeter drivers, and a solid state Mono block into the bass speakers of a floor speaker.

I probably will need a crossover to adjust levels since i am leaving the internal crossovers inside the main speakers untouched.

Problem is, audio dealers don’t sell crossover Devices and don’t get involved in this area, and there’s very few crossover devices out there.

why is this? It appears not too many people do this sort of thing. Recommendations?

emergingsoul05-06-2023 7:24pm

emergingsoul OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,309 posts 05-07-2023 at 02:31am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete The biamp ingredients I'm considering are a Conrad Johnson gat2, CJ art150 150 watt per chanel stereo amplifier, mcintosh mc611 600 Watt monos, and b&w 802 d3. I like the idea of what Mcintosh has recently done with the combo ss/tube mono amplifiers. Although the MC 901 they offer, while costly, is too damn big, and probably generates a ton of heat. Basically it's a mono with 600 W solid state combined with a 300 W tube amp. I think the 300 W tube for mid range and tweeters is a bit of an overkill. And I already have their 600 W Monos.