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In Reply to: Bi-amping issue posted by carcass93 on January 14, 2015 at 12:22:51:
what to try?
I've used bi-amping successfully for several years with a pair of Quad 303s so upgraded they give 'Trigger's Broom’ Paradox' a run for its money. The difference between one amp and two is, in my case at least, very marked with SQ distinctly improved.
I use one amp per channel (not one for HF and the other for LF as you do) so the only link between the two is a common power connection. It's not, for obvious reasons, a permanent solution but the first thing I'd try is the one-amp-per-channel scenario. At least you might discover (or perhaps already have discovered) something.
I also ensured that the crossover circuits in each speaker (LF and HF) were electrically separate as it seemed a sensible precaution and was easy to do.
Could your DC-at-the-pre-amp hypothesis not at least be tested by putting a suitable capacitor between the pre-amp OP and the tube amp IP (correcting for phase reversal by swapping one pair of speaker leads)?
BTW, are you still using a Lampizator pre-amp?
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Follow Ups
- RE: Bi-amping issue - Ryelands 02:52:56 01/15/15 (3)
- Correct for phase - neolith 06:58:35 01/18/15 (1)
- RE: Correct for phase - Ryelands 07:11:08 01/18/15 (0)
- Yep, the pre is still Lampizator. - carcass93 09:04:39 01/15/15 (0)