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In Reply to: Re: Biamping Maggie 1.6 or 3.6 ?? posted by Dan on March 22, 2000 at 10:12:53:
"Another advantage is that you put the crossover before the power amp
so then the power amp *only* sees a nice, resistive load, which
is the ideal for any amp."I was referring to passive biamping, where there is no crossover before the power amp, and the crossover in the speaker is still involved. For active biamping, where one would put an active crossover before the amps, one would need to open up the Maggie 1.6 and disable the crossover.
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