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- Does passive bi-amping make a difference?
- Does bi-amping speakers improve sound?
- Does BI wiring bypass the crossover?
- Do passive speakers have crossovers?
Does passive bi-amping make a difference?
Passive bi-amping doesn't make any changes to the signal the speaker is receiving — it only increases the amount of available current being sent to each portion of the speaker. This is different from "active bi-amping," which employs multiple amplifiers and external crossovers to achieve better sound.
Does bi-amping speakers improve sound?
By the way, you may think that bi-amping seems like a good way to make your speakers louder. ... Simply the doubling the power only produces a small increase in level, so bi-amping really doesn't make the sound any louder … but it definitely makes it better, with cleaner, solid bass and more detailed highs.
Does BI wiring bypass the crossover?
Bi-wiring CAN make a difference, but not as much as removing the crossovers from the cabinets and hard wiring a short bi-wired pair of cables to each and then using the long cable pairs to connect directly to the drivers, via a new terminal (only) plate, it is very surprising how much difference removing the crossovers ...
Do passive speakers have crossovers?
Component crossovers. Passive component crossovers step into the signal path after the amplifier. They're small networks of capacitors and coils usually installed near the speakers. Component speaker systems come with their crossovers set for optimum performance, and they are simple to install and set up.
