I second Ezmeralda's biamping option. Versatility is an added advantage: you can choose the sound for the mid/his vs the bass... On the down side, electronic c-over is the best option in my experience & it's not always easy to "match" different amps. I.e., you'll have to listen to them, which poses a home audition availability problem.
Monoblocks or Bi-Amp
Hey guys,
I'm doing some planning for my future upgrades. I have recently moved to Tubes from SS and was wondering if I should get some Monoblocks or bi-amp my speakers. I was considering the Rogue M-120's or the Rogue Tempest with an extra Rogue Power amp. Or even a SS powerhouse for the bass modules and the tube integrated for the mid and highs.
What have you guys tried and what was the best combination?
System:
Cliffhanger Audio CHS-2 W2 (88db, 4ohms)
Rogue Magnum Tempest 60W Tube Integrated amp
EAD Ultradisk 2000
Virtual Dynamics Ref. Shotgun Speaker cables and Interconnects.
I'm doing some planning for my future upgrades. I have recently moved to Tubes from SS and was wondering if I should get some Monoblocks or bi-amp my speakers. I was considering the Rogue M-120's or the Rogue Tempest with an extra Rogue Power amp. Or even a SS powerhouse for the bass modules and the tube integrated for the mid and highs.
What have you guys tried and what was the best combination?
System:
Cliffhanger Audio CHS-2 W2 (88db, 4ohms)
Rogue Magnum Tempest 60W Tube Integrated amp
EAD Ultradisk 2000
Virtual Dynamics Ref. Shotgun Speaker cables and Interconnects.