Linn Ninka Aktiv? Biamping?
Hi everyone,
I have a pair of Ninkas powered by a Rotel RA-1070 (100 watts x 2 into 8 ohms) as well as a Tannoy TS10 sub to fill out the bottom end because these are really bass shy without it. I'd like to get more out of the speakers, they're good but I don't love the sound, they're a little tiring to listen to. Using for music and home theater.
Am I correct that I need to use Linn amps with cards in them to go "Aktiv"? The info I've read is a little confusing to me.
Can I just biamp the Ninkas instead? What do I need for that, besides another amp? Do I need to install cards in the speakers just for biamping?
I'd like to try and not spend too much money on this, so buying a whole new set of amps and cards might be over budget. Is there an economical way to do this? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
I have a pair of Ninkas powered by a Rotel RA-1070 (100 watts x 2 into 8 ohms) as well as a Tannoy TS10 sub to fill out the bottom end because these are really bass shy without it. I'd like to get more out of the speakers, they're good but I don't love the sound, they're a little tiring to listen to. Using for music and home theater.
Am I correct that I need to use Linn amps with cards in them to go "Aktiv"? The info I've read is a little confusing to me.
Can I just biamp the Ninkas instead? What do I need for that, besides another amp? Do I need to install cards in the speakers just for biamping?
I'd like to try and not spend too much money on this, so buying a whole new set of amps and cards might be over budget. Is there an economical way to do this? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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