here's some more info for you re. biamping
i like Eldartford's phrase that this should be called "dual amping" because biamping means something different (where you gut the speaker's internal x-overs & use an external x-over to split the frequency spectrum & pass on only that portion of the freq spectrum that the driver is capable of handling).
And, back in Jan 2012, we discussed this bi-amping thread, which you should read (skip over the bickering, please):
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1274907651&openflup&4&4#4
i like Eldartford's phrase that this should be called "dual amping" because biamping means something different (where you gut the speaker's internal x-overs & use an external x-over to split the frequency spectrum & pass on only that portion of the freq spectrum that the driver is capable of handling).
And, back in Jan 2012, we discussed this bi-amping thread, which you should read (skip over the bickering, please):
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&1326877788