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In Reply to: Re: Biamplification basics - an article posted by Bob(SD) on April 30, 2000 at 19:18:25:
Passive biamping is easily achieved with any speaker having HF and LF terminals. With amps having the same sensitivity, all that's needed to split the signal is a Y-connector on the preamp out. If the sensitivity differs, you just need to add resistance.It would probably be a lot cheaper than Maggie box, and could be of higher quality. For example if the Maggie box uses a potentiometer it would degrade the signal compared to a good Y-connector, a simple resistor load or a higher quality attenuator.
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