Reply to "Need help with Amp - Not American Audio"

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If it's a stereo amp and you're powering two speakers in stereo, you cannot biamp. If you want to biamp in mono this is possible if your main speakers are capable of biamping. If you're adding a subwoofer/s, you can biamp with a single amp as well although you will be again in mono.

My first question is simple...is this your only amplifier? If yes, get another immediately for backup. If not, what amp do you currently have in addition to this? When biamping, I prefer to use 2 amps. Both for sound quality as well as having backup if need be (nevermind I have 2 more amps racked and ready to go in case of a catastrophic failure).

Question#2; Knowing more about what your system goals are will help us help you. What is your intentions??

5/5/053:45 AM

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