I'm not too sure you would be gaining anything vertically biamping your speakers.
My understanding for biamp considerations are that the usual inspiration comes from the desire to alter the realized sound via the use of two dissimilar amps.
Ive run two sets of mono block amps. One pair being SS, and now Im using two tubed monos. FWIW Id recommend keeping things as simple as possible and apply one amp to each Revel.
There too, you'd save the cost of another set of speaker cables, and interconnects... although that might not be an issue here.
Course, you could just attach em like ya want and see for yourself if there is some gain or issues then connect them back to a more standard setup if a problem is perceived.
I sure cant see how it could harm anything if volume levels are kept reasonable.
My understanding for biamp considerations are that the usual inspiration comes from the desire to alter the realized sound via the use of two dissimilar amps.
Ive run two sets of mono block amps. One pair being SS, and now Im using two tubed monos. FWIW Id recommend keeping things as simple as possible and apply one amp to each Revel.
There too, you'd save the cost of another set of speaker cables, and interconnects... although that might not be an issue here.
Course, you could just attach em like ya want and see for yourself if there is some gain or issues then connect them back to a more standard setup if a problem is perceived.
I sure cant see how it could harm anything if volume levels are kept reasonable.