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You do lose on isolation of power supply effects, which is kind of predictable.tble

JBTW differing power outputs in two stereo power amps only matters - for passive bi-amping - if their voltage gains don't match.

And in any case the mid-treble amp is not going to be working hard at all, so lower power consumption there, no?

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  • 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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