Does anyone own a tri amped system in Florida I could hear?


That is my query. I have an audiophile friend in Australia who swears by this approach, and I am wondering just how many levels up one can go in SQ as well as full extension tone in doing this. I am a very happy balanced analog EQer for tone but want to experience everything. 
Thanks!  Sorry I don’t have my system posted still but I’ll put it in the next box here. 

tlcocks

Showing 2 responses by emergingsoul

What speakers are you using that will allow Tri amp. I know Sonos Faber lilium speakers do it, and they are tempting but my room is too small and the bass drivers would overwhelm the place.

Are u planning to remove the internal crossovers? I guess that would be pure triamp. Otherwise you'll be competing with what's going on inside the speaker but that may be OK. I really think you need to try biamping.  I doubt many people in this universe are triamping, and if so you'll probably never find them to see them in person.  I would like to personally visit a triamp Domain as the systems are extremely technical and well thought out if done well. A true connoisseur.

I have a biamp set up.  Not sure why you’d want to go full scale tri amp. Absolutely too many wires and interconnects to deal with and then the crossover machinery is very difficult to figure out which one to buy and there aren’t too many examples out there people doing this that I could find.

Further if you’re going to do tri or biamping, I would think you’d want to get a tube amplifier involved to deal with the upper drivers because that’s better for the harmonics and the solid state amplifier could handle the bass drivers. And this is the best of all possible worlds.