why a speaker would sound better with one single a


why a speaker would sound better with on amp than two of the same amp woking using the internal passive crossover with the 2 amps it semms that MID BASS is gone ? is there any cancellation taking place because the way the crooss over is wired same observation made with 3 different pairs of amps ? puzzled old timer
janro2
Bignerd100...Don't use the internal X/O. Bypassing it is the main reason to biamp.

Any certified plane operated within its capabilities can lose an engine and be OK. However, while they have enough power to fly on one engine, two-engine planes that lose one on takeoff force the pilot to deal with a sudden 50 percent power loss, and asymetrical thrust, a significant controlability problem. A four engine plane that loses an engine has only a 25 percent power loss.
Biamp rarely works well unless you are very tech-savy and have the right ear and gear to get the job done.

Annalogy: Planes with four engines are less safe than those with two. There are more things to go wrong with four engines than two.