I have the Gold i's. Are the drivers your talking about for the Gold's or the Gold i's?
BTW, they are a bear to drive. I shut down my Outlaw model-755 which is rated at 300WPC RMS into a 4 ohm load, and although I was playing them loud, it was not unreasonably so. Fortunately the 755 has good protection circuits and it came back to life after a brief cool down period.
I've considered getting another two channel amp for my rear speakers and using four channels of the 755 to bi-amp these monsters. Do you guys think this would help?
I've also kicked around the idea of getting a sub and cutting the gold's at about 40Hz thinking this might make things easier as well?
I'm using run of the mill 12 gauge wire, any ecommendations in this area?
Allot of question here, but you guys are very knowledgable about these speakers so I'm tapping in if you don't mind.
BTW, they are a bear to drive. I shut down my Outlaw model-755 which is rated at 300WPC RMS into a 4 ohm load, and although I was playing them loud, it was not unreasonably so. Fortunately the 755 has good protection circuits and it came back to life after a brief cool down period.
I've considered getting another two channel amp for my rear speakers and using four channels of the 755 to bi-amp these monsters. Do you guys think this would help?
I've also kicked around the idea of getting a sub and cutting the gold's at about 40Hz thinking this might make things easier as well?
I'm using run of the mill 12 gauge wire, any ecommendations in this area?
Allot of question here, but you guys are very knowledgable about these speakers so I'm tapping in if you don't mind.