Thanks for your response, Al. The tube amp in question does have level control to try to match the gains in case of bi-amping. You mentioned active crossover, would that be a more preferable approach over the passive bi-amping? In that case I would be able to adjust the gains from the crossover itself. And if I end up doing this, would you suggest removing the crossover from the speakers?
Another question I had was if the transients in the mid-high frequencies require as much headroom as the transients in the bass region. Would a 80wpc amp be able to give enough power to provide clean high volume sound (mid-high only) with a moderately affecient speaker, say 89db sensitivity?
Another question I had was if the transients in the mid-high frequencies require as much headroom as the transients in the bass region. Would a 80wpc amp be able to give enough power to provide clean high volume sound (mid-high only) with a moderately affecient speaker, say 89db sensitivity?