Is bi amping worth it ?


New thinking ? 
 

the subwoofer world is quite confusing . so I have  left that decision alone for a bit.  I have recently read where bi amping the khorns could give me the little more bass punch I am looking for. ?    The 601 mono-blocks certainly have enough power but I have a tube pre amp C-2300 that does not separate bass and treble signals so would need to add an external crossover.  
 

anyone have any experience with this ? Is this worth the effort ?  And if so any recommendations on the external crossover ? 
 

thanks again everyone. I greatly appreciate all input from this forum.  

hardhattg

Showing 1 response by namrider1

Three ways to improve your base I can think of...

1. Call Greg at Volti Audio and ask about upgrading your driver and/or crossovers.

2. If you're streaming music, get a streamer that has EQ.  I use Eversolo w/o using their DACS - just straight stream, but their EQ in their app is easy and excellent.

3. Dual quality subs that have crossover adjustment.

 

I integrated a pair of REL Carbon Specials w/ my Volti Rivals (using McIntosh C2700 tube pre w/MC462)... Set crossover fairly high so mid-range voice comes through.  Is unbelievably good.  Adding well integrated subs improves presence, warmth, makes the soundstage wider and deeper, and when you get it right adds a rich holographic overtone.

But Klipsch bass driver loose/flabby - would clean that up first, then think of next step.  Call Greg.