Yes, sorry, I do mean bi-amping. My DIY customized front speakers have a 12" bass drive that has its own connector. I have some hearing loss for low frequencies and bi-amping has historically worked very well for me because I can simply increase the volume for the bass drive.
On my Rotel unit, it has 4 Zones so this isn't an issue. I simple connect the Front out to the Zone in and connect Zone 2 and 3 to separate amps. Each zone's volume can be individually adjusted.
Long story short, now that I have the NAD t757, it has only 1 zone so I must somehow split the front signal so that I can connect it directly to an amp and the Zone input at the same time.
On my Rotel unit, it has 4 Zones so this isn't an issue. I simple connect the Front out to the Zone in and connect Zone 2 and 3 to separate amps. Each zone's volume can be individually adjusted.
Long story short, now that I have the NAD t757, it has only 1 zone so I must somehow split the front signal so that I can connect it directly to an amp and the Zone input at the same time.