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... how do I do this with an Adcom GFA-2535?

Hello to all...

Just scored a near-mint pair of KEF Q1s, and in doing research about them, it appears that the best sound can be coaxed out of them by bi-amping and bi-wiring. Am comsidering using either my Wolze Line Level preamp (tube) or the Morrison ELAD (SS) with an Adcom GFA-2535 amp - but I'm confused about the interconnect cabling I'd need to accomplish using the 4 amps in the Adcom...

I'm assuming it's a custom interconnect - could someone give me the correct terminology to discuss this with a mfg/dist?

Does anyone have experience doing this? Hope someone can shed some light on this for me...

Also: can someone recommend solid speaker stands that won't break the bank...

Thanks for any revelant input or alternate ideas... Best Wishes to all.
insearchofprat
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insearchofprat OP
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...I am assuming the, since there's been no replies in this new forum - this is not the way to achieve bi-wire and bi-amp speakers.

Would I be better off looking at a Denon DRA- 800H receiver, and using the A/B selector to run both both speakers simultaneously?
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shoup1cobra
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With that Adcom (or a receiver, for that matter) you aren’t going to get that much power...it’s pretty low-powered (1x200 with channels bridged.) Apparently, you cannot bridge all the channels in that amp to make a 2x200 (for example.) It’s probably not a good fit. I would look more into higher-powered Adcoms or maybe a different brand. I’ve used Adcom 565 monoblocks, 5800, 5802, and 555 in bi-amped setups with no issues.
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