@sound22card - If you think about what is at play IF you were to do this...-
e.g. Each set of speakers has it's own cross over, so unless you implement the same model/year of speaker there will likely be differences in the signal path, which can lead to degraded sound
Different speakers will have different tones, so now the entire tone has changed and maybe not for the better
The two sets of speakers could result in out of phase signals - which will impact sound/image - sort of like a bad echo effect
These are just a few of the issues.
It really depends on how picky your are about your sound.
The "air" I currently enjoy is due to the speaker cables and the speakers I currently have.
The speakers/crossovers are tested and tuned in an independent lab to extreme levels in order to deliver the best quality sound their drivers can accommodate and the cables allow them to function to their highest level.
I would start with cables
What cables do you currently have???
Regards - Steve
e.g. Each set of speakers has it's own cross over, so unless you implement the same model/year of speaker there will likely be differences in the signal path, which can lead to degraded sound
Different speakers will have different tones, so now the entire tone has changed and maybe not for the better
The two sets of speakers could result in out of phase signals - which will impact sound/image - sort of like a bad echo effect
These are just a few of the issues.
It really depends on how picky your are about your sound.
The "air" I currently enjoy is due to the speaker cables and the speakers I currently have.
The speakers/crossovers are tested and tuned in an independent lab to extreme levels in order to deliver the best quality sound their drivers can accommodate and the cables allow them to function to their highest level.
I would start with cables
What cables do you currently have???
Regards - Steve