For what it is worth:
I actively bi-amp my speakers and set up the amps the way G13 said (horizontally), but I have two different amps. I have been told by many (including Dan D'Agostino of Krell fame) that if I had two of the same amp, I would be better off vertically bi-amping.
There reasons for this are two fold; one getting the separation advantage of monoblocks and since the bass will usually draw far more power than the highs, one amp is not responsible for delivering it all by itself.
I would be interested in why the preceeding threads recommend the horizontal configuration.
Richard
I actively bi-amp my speakers and set up the amps the way G13 said (horizontally), but I have two different amps. I have been told by many (including Dan D'Agostino of Krell fame) that if I had two of the same amp, I would be better off vertically bi-amping.
There reasons for this are two fold; one getting the separation advantage of monoblocks and since the bass will usually draw far more power than the highs, one amp is not responsible for delivering it all by itself.
I would be interested in why the preceeding threads recommend the horizontal configuration.
Richard