Bryston makes one, and never heard it. :)
One thing I've learned about most audiophiles turned active-biampers is that achieving the same level of driver to driver integration a speaker maker achieves with passive components isn't a very big deal to them. DSP is overkill.
Doing active crossover's correctly is a lot of work, and DSP really helps. From adding delay to EQ'ing the final result.
Even if that isn't your goal, as noted above, DSP crossovers are cheap and can help you figure out what you want and whether you want it fairly quickly.
Best,
E
One thing I've learned about most audiophiles turned active-biampers is that achieving the same level of driver to driver integration a speaker maker achieves with passive components isn't a very big deal to them. DSP is overkill.
Doing active crossover's correctly is a lot of work, and DSP really helps. From adding delay to EQ'ing the final result.
Even if that isn't your goal, as noted above, DSP crossovers are cheap and can help you figure out what you want and whether you want it fairly quickly.
Best,
E