This is something I have always wondered about, but have never attempted to do. Pure laziness I know ;D
How do you guys feel about it, does bi-amping make a noticable difference if the amps driving the speakers have no apparent problem doing so?
I can still understand that it would make a difference if the amps run out of steam that splitting the amplification could have an impact and if active crossover is thrown into the mix, the impact will be even greater, BUT if these arent applicable factors what potential difference will bi-amping bring?
At the moment I am using Flying Mole power amps to drive my fronts and the amplifiers in my CA receiver are doing nothing, so I am curious to hear the opinions from the Audio Specialists and other learned members ;D
How do you guys feel about it, does bi-amping make a noticable difference if the amps driving the speakers have no apparent problem doing so?
I can still understand that it would make a difference if the amps run out of steam that splitting the amplification could have an impact and if active crossover is thrown into the mix, the impact will be even greater, BUT if these arent applicable factors what potential difference will bi-amping bring?
At the moment I am using Flying Mole power amps to drive my fronts and the amplifiers in my CA receiver are doing nothing, so I am curious to hear the opinions from the Audio Specialists and other learned members ;D
