If I understand, what you are talking about doing is not bi-wire, it is bi-amp. Bi-wire only uses one amp. Bi-amp with that setup as you describe it will not be good. If you do a search on high quality two channel with hometheater setup you will find many answers and ways to do this.
Need Help with Technical Question
Hi everyone. I need help with a technical question, and I'm hoping the collective genius of this group can help me out.
We are downsizing our living quarters, and moving from a house to an apartment. This means I can no longer have the home theater system in one room, and the stereo system in another room.
What I'd like to do is have my home theater receiver and my Plinius 8200 MkII integrated amp both connected to my main speakers (Snell B Minor). Since the Snell speakers are equipped for bi-wiring, I can have the home theater receiver connected to one pair of speaker terminals, and have the Plinius connected to the other pair of speaker terminals. I would use the Snells' jumper strips connecting the two pair of speaker terminals.
I turn off the home theater receiver when it's not in use, but I leave the Plinius on all the time. Is it possible that I will damage the Plinius by having it on, and connected to the speakers, when the home theater receiver is on and powering the speakers?
Thanks, everyone, for your advice.
Paul Frumkin
We are downsizing our living quarters, and moving from a house to an apartment. This means I can no longer have the home theater system in one room, and the stereo system in another room.
What I'd like to do is have my home theater receiver and my Plinius 8200 MkII integrated amp both connected to my main speakers (Snell B Minor). Since the Snell speakers are equipped for bi-wiring, I can have the home theater receiver connected to one pair of speaker terminals, and have the Plinius connected to the other pair of speaker terminals. I would use the Snells' jumper strips connecting the two pair of speaker terminals.
I turn off the home theater receiver when it's not in use, but I leave the Plinius on all the time. Is it possible that I will damage the Plinius by having it on, and connected to the speakers, when the home theater receiver is on and powering the speakers?
Thanks, everyone, for your advice.
Paul Frumkin
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