That would have been me!
T'was back in the days when you could post on an email address without registering.
To answer your immediate question: NO, you can't even bi-wire them.
This is because the second set of binding posts is not actually connected to anything internally. When LRMs were new they came with a set of leads to bypass the crossover if you were using Tannoys own line-level XO5000 crossover which is why the second set exists.
The XO5000 was also used for the other SuperRed Monitors and needs plug in cards to adjust it for a specific model. The XO5000 itself is extremely rare and I have NEVER come across LRM cards.
For more details on how to activate your LRMs email me but be warned!
It can be fairly complex if, like me, you insist on an analog xover but it's quite easy with a good digital one.
T'was back in the days when you could post on an email address without registering.
To answer your immediate question: NO, you can't even bi-wire them.
This is because the second set of binding posts is not actually connected to anything internally. When LRMs were new they came with a set of leads to bypass the crossover if you were using Tannoys own line-level XO5000 crossover which is why the second set exists.
The XO5000 was also used for the other SuperRed Monitors and needs plug in cards to adjust it for a specific model. The XO5000 itself is extremely rare and I have NEVER come across LRM cards.
For more details on how to activate your LRMs email me but be warned!
It can be fairly complex if, like me, you insist on an analog xover but it's quite easy with a good digital one.