Technically speaking any biamping without active crossover sucks. But if you deside to try, passive preamp isn't a problem in this case. Just make sure that pair of your amps can match with passive and your sources meaning gain, input sencitivity, input impedance...
your experiences bi-amping using passive pre-amp?
Greetings all,
I'm going to bi-amp and am considering using a passive pre-amp. Any suggestions on what TO do and what NOT to do, will be appreciated. Your comments on your actual GOOD & BAD experiences with this, are also appreciated. (I understand the i/c's need to be kept to a minimum length after the pre.) Also, any comments on vertical, or highs to one & lows to the other, being better with passive pre?
Thanks and happy listening!
I'm going to bi-amp and am considering using a passive pre-amp. Any suggestions on what TO do and what NOT to do, will be appreciated. Your comments on your actual GOOD & BAD experiences with this, are also appreciated. (I understand the i/c's need to be kept to a minimum length after the pre.) Also, any comments on vertical, or highs to one & lows to the other, being better with passive pre?
Thanks and happy listening!