Bi-amp with Pass Aleph 0s and 3?

Bora,
There are no Aleph 5's for sale on my country (only 0s, 0, and 3).
I agree that the Aleph 0s has much more current than the Aleph 3, but I was considering using the Aleph 3 only on mid and high band, where the current problem should not apply. Also, a second Aleph 0s is too much for my pocket.
Another possibility would be to keep the Aleph 0s for the three superior drivers and add a 200-300W dedicate amplifier to the low-frequency driver (0-200Hz). Tri-amplification is also a possibility.
What do you find better:
1. Aleph 0s alone (tri-wire)
2. Aleph 3 + Aleph 0s in the bass and lower-bass
3. Aleph 0s + DENON or NAD 200W amplifier in the lower-bass
4. Aleph 0s + 2x DENON or NAD amplifier in the bass and lower-bass (tri-amplification)

(DENON POA-2800 or POA-6600 or POA-S10; NAD 218THX or S200)

Thank you

yes....this works & very well indeed, the only thing is you should match up your amps...you have 0's get another 0's or atleast aleph 5 .....the 3 is no slouch mind you but the 5 produces more current and bass..deeper sounstage is also a benefit.