Not exactly what Jsawhitlock sais:
If you have a two pair of binding posts on each of your speaker and if you will feed each input of amplifier separately i.e. using y-connector that you will have two separate amps amlifying the same signal and so you will increase the output power.
I did it a couple of times when I had to fix some of the amps: one was Nikko Alpha 200 and the other was AudioREsearch D100B. As you may check my system I still have my Totem Forrest 2-way speakers... Both of these amps have approximately the same gain as my VTL MB100 tube monos and I was amazed how SS and tube together could sound much much better than each one of them separately alone!
I have in my arsenal a DIY stepped volume controll boxes that I could apply to tame the higher gain amp and adjust tonal balance.
If you have a two pair of binding posts on each of your speaker and if you will feed each input of amplifier separately i.e. using y-connector that you will have two separate amps amlifying the same signal and so you will increase the output power.
I did it a couple of times when I had to fix some of the amps: one was Nikko Alpha 200 and the other was AudioREsearch D100B. As you may check my system I still have my Totem Forrest 2-way speakers... Both of these amps have approximately the same gain as my VTL MB100 tube monos and I was amazed how SS and tube together could sound much much better than each one of them separately alone!
I have in my arsenal a DIY stepped volume controll boxes that I could apply to tame the higher gain amp and adjust tonal balance.