What you're describing is biamplification. What kind of speakers do you have? You'll need a speaker system capable of separating the HF from the LF drivers, and not all speaker systems offer that.
Stereo Tube amp driving r/l Tweeters ?
Hello All.
I currently iuse a stereo Tube power amp to drive left and right channels of a biwire set of speakers .
I have a spare stereo tube amp which Id like to use in the system .
My Question to those that know >
Can I use one amp to drive left and right tweeters and the other amp to drive the bass units of right and left speakers ?
The power amps are connected through the Front pre output right and left of a Marantz NR1509 thats the only pre outputs it has .
Would I use a y phono connector on each output ?
Thanks in advance Tilt .
I currently iuse a stereo Tube power amp to drive left and right channels of a biwire set of speakers .
I have a spare stereo tube amp which Id like to use in the system .
My Question to those that know >
Can I use one amp to drive left and right tweeters and the other amp to drive the bass units of right and left speakers ?
The power amps are connected through the Front pre output right and left of a Marantz NR1509 thats the only pre outputs it has .
Would I use a y phono connector on each output ?
Thanks in advance Tilt .
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