What you're describing will not increase the power delivered to your loudspeakers and is not "biamping." If you want to biamp a pair of speakers, you'll need two stereo (two-channel) amps, or four mono amps, or two mono amps and one stereo amp.
Does Bi-amping double the power?
Hi guys,
I have a Marantz PM6005 (35w/ch) in the bedroom and I'm wondering if using the A and B speakers terminals to one set of speakers would increase the peak power to 70w/ch?
In the same vein - If hooked up to 2 sets of speaker, do both sets get 35w/ch or does that get split in half?
Thanks!
I have a Marantz PM6005 (35w/ch) in the bedroom and I'm wondering if using the A and B speakers terminals to one set of speakers would increase the peak power to 70w/ch?
In the same vein - If hooked up to 2 sets of speaker, do both sets get 35w/ch or does that get split in half?
Thanks!