TSi500 Bi-amping
bassfreak
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Does anyone know if there can be a significant increase in bass performance by bi-amping (not bi-wiring) the TSi500 speakers?
I have heard that some speakers benefit and some don't.
I wish to know because I can either have 5.1 bi-amped or regular 7.1
I have heard that some speakers benefit and some don't.
I wish to know because I can either have 5.1 bi-amped or regular 7.1
Gear:
Television: Toshiba tube, 27 inches, SD:eek:
HTiB: JVC TH-M505:eek:
VCR: Sony Hi-Fi Stereo
Playstation 3
Nintendo Wii
Radioshack Video Switcher:eek:
Television: Toshiba tube, 27 inches, SD:eek:
HTiB: JVC TH-M505:eek:
VCR: Sony Hi-Fi Stereo
Playstation 3
Nintendo Wii
Radioshack Video Switcher:eek:
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long story short you will get the following answer here:
Dont spend the time bi-amping from a receiver, and its a PITA to truly bi-amp since you need 2 amps (and one cannot be the receivers) and an external crossover as well.....
Suggest getting a power amp if you can and read up lots....
there are about 3 threads started in the last day or so on this subject......"....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963) -
EndersShadow wrote: »long story short you will get the following answer here:
Dont spend the time bi-amping from a receiver, and its a PITA to truly bi-amp since you need 2 amps (and one cannot be the receivers) and an external crossover as well.....
Suggest getting a power amp if you can and read up lots....
there are about 3 threads started in the last day or so on this subject......
Onkyo's newer receivers are set to bi-amp with only their built-in amps (and I think most others can do this now too)
Thanks for the quick response.Gear:
Television: Toshiba tube, 27 inches, SD:eek:
HTiB: JVC TH-M505:eek:
VCR: Sony Hi-Fi Stereo
Playstation 3
Nintendo Wii
Radioshack Video Switcher:eek: -
Onkyo's newer receivers are set to bi-amp with only their built-in amps (and I think most others can do this now too)
Thanks for the quick response.
Yep but the more channles you run off the AVR the lower watts per channel it puts out. So it might be more benifical to hook them up regulary. I bi amped my RTI A7's on my onkyo 808 and couldnt really tell a difference. So I chose to not lower the out put by using 4 channels to drive the front 2 speakers. I left them hooked up regular.AVR: Onkyo Tx-NR808
Amplifier: Carver A-753x 250 watts x 3
Fronts: Polk RTI A7 (modded by Trey VR3)
Center: CSI A4 (modded by Trey VR3)
Rear: FXI A4
Sub: Polk DSW Pro 660wi
TV: LG Infinia 50PX950 3D
Speaker Cable: AudioQuest Type 8
IC: AudioQuest Black Mamba II -
Onkyo's newer receivers are set to bi-amp with only their built-in amps (and I think most others can do this now too)
Thanks for the quick response.
That is not really bi-amping. Call it ghetto bi-amping at best. Goggle "how to bi-amp" and get your read on.Political Correctness'.........defined
"A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."
President of Club Polk -
Call it ghetto bi-amping at best. Goggle "how to bi-amp" and get your read on.
I see my term is taking hold lol...."....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963) -
EndersShadow wrote: »I see my term is taking hold lol....
that is one of the best home theater terms I have ever heard.
Thanks, everybodyGear:
Television: Toshiba tube, 27 inches, SD:eek:
HTiB: JVC TH-M505:eek:
VCR: Sony Hi-Fi Stereo
Playstation 3
Nintendo Wii
Radioshack Video Switcher:eek: