Good morning folks,
Please excuse my ignorance right off the bat, I'm very new to any sort of sound setup.
I recently became the proud owner of a NAD C 355BEE powering a set of B&W 603 S2
- they've changed the way I listen to and experience music.
I just want to make sure I've connected them correctly to get the best out of my setup:
Currently at the back of the speakers the LF/HF has been "bridged" with a piece of wire from the previous owner, top to bottom, so I've connected the +- from HF to the NAD's "Speaker-A" +- terminals.
There is also a "Speaker-B" section on the NAD, I'm not using any sort of separate "zones" - can this be utilized to any benefit like being bridged or separating the LF/HF connections?
Please don't crucify me...I'm asking because I don't know and don't want to damage my "new" children.
Thank you.
Please excuse my ignorance right off the bat, I'm very new to any sort of sound setup.
I recently became the proud owner of a NAD C 355BEE powering a set of B&W 603 S2
- they've changed the way I listen to and experience music.I just want to make sure I've connected them correctly to get the best out of my setup:
Currently at the back of the speakers the LF/HF has been "bridged" with a piece of wire from the previous owner, top to bottom, so I've connected the +- from HF to the NAD's "Speaker-A" +- terminals.
There is also a "Speaker-B" section on the NAD, I'm not using any sort of separate "zones" - can this be utilized to any benefit like being bridged or separating the LF/HF connections?
Please don't crucify me...I'm asking because I don't know and don't want to damage my "new" children.
Thank you.
