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Oh yes, of course.

Christine.

Right. You are indeed bi-amping. We're both bi-amping. You're doing passive (crossovers after the amps) bi-amping, I'm doing a variation of DSP active (crossovers before the amps) tri-amping. Active multi-amping can be done with analog filters that are passive, active/analog, active/digital, or DSP based.

We're both using "more than one amplifier" thus we're *multi-AMPING* and not *multi-WIRING*! :o)

As far as analog lovers go - I don't think the "mandate" of the Computer Audio Asylum is to convince all analog lovers to digitize their vinyl collections and get into DSP based crossover filters and room correction. The vast majority are concerned only with playback of sources that are already digital - and further to that, are accessible (precluding the use of SACD for example).

Then again, there are quite a few vinyl lovers who meticulously record their albums on the first play - be it an analog or digital recording. If record wear was not an issue, why would they go through all that trouble?

Hmmmmm....

Cheers,
Presto

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