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In Reply to: RE: Biamping KEF 107/2s posted by Presto on August 4, 2012 at 19:35:15:
If you biamp with identical stereo amps do it with vertical biamping rather than horizontal. That means one stereo amp per side, one channel for the bass, the other for the mid/treble. It allows the bass to effectively have a 'bigger' power supply(assuming a conventional single power supply for both channels) because the upper frequencies use less power.
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- RE: Biamping KEF 107/2s - hahax@verizon.net 21:02:11 08/04/12 (6)
- There are very good arguments in favour of hosizontal bi-amping including only having ONE power supply working - Timbo in Oz 07:53:00 08/05/12 (3)
- RE: There are very good arguments in favour of hosizontal bi-amping including only having ONE power supply working - Presto 12:39:12 08/05/12 (2)
- Your obsessing too much confusing a decent amount of channel separation - Timbo in Oz 20:45:23 08/05/12 (1)
- RE: Your obsessing too much confusing a decent amount of channel separation - Presto 10:13:00 08/07/12 (0)
- RE: Biamping KEF 107/2s - Presto 00:51:16 08/05/12 (1)
- You do lose on isolation of power supply effects, which is kind of predictable.tble - Timbo in Oz 08:02:28 08/05/12 (0)
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