Thanks everyone for your feedback, I will review the info that you have provided.
@ditusa , right now I am just contemplating and researching the topic.
I have Martin Logan Motion 40's and wouldn't mind getting more performance out of them.
Question about Active Bi-amping
Curious about Active Bi-Amping.
My understanding is that to setup an actual active Bi-Amp (with compatible speakers), you would need either 2 mono block amps per speaker or 2 stereo amps and a External Crossover?
Would the Crossover in the Speaker need to be bypassed or removed?
OR
If you were to do Passive Bi-Amping, you would connect each amp directly to the speaker terminals but how would you connect the Amp Signal connections back to a pre-amp or Integrated since most are only have a a simple left and right output?
Thanks
Thanks everyone for your feedback, I will review the info that you have provided. @ditusa , right now I am just contemplating and researching the topic. I have Martin Logan Motion 40's and wouldn't mind getting more performance out of them. |
@jasonbourne52 , Thanks for the feedback. What speakers would you suggest? Here is some of the equipment that I am working with currently: - Sugden A21SE Integrated Going back and forth on the Integrated's to see which one I like - Mofi Studio Deck with Hana SL - Sim Audion Moon 110 LP V2 Phono Stage and Jolida JD9 MK II Once again, using both back and forth - Questyle CMA400i DAC - Technics SLG-700 SACD Let's say a budget of $5000 But wondering, if I were to consider other speakers, would I need to really make a huge jump to witness a difference? Thanks
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@gdnrbob , Hey no worries. That's why I posed the question, to see if it's even really worth it. The Logan's sound good, I was just curious to see if I could squeeze out a little more from them. |