BiAmp with SC-37 Iceamp?
Ive read the biamp answers to death. And I know from these readings that doing so is basically pointless unless your running an external amp and whatnot.
My only question is this. With just recently buying the SC-37, i realized that it does have the Iceamp built inside. Is it even possible to have my left and rights hooked up bi amped? seeing as it is through an amp. Didnt know if it mattered because it was on internal amp.
Be gentle haha thanks again
My only question is this. With just recently buying the SC-37, i realized that it does have the Iceamp built inside. Is it even possible to have my left and rights hooked up bi amped? seeing as it is through an amp. Didnt know if it mattered because it was on internal amp.
Be gentle haha thanks again
Home Theater Setup
- Receiver - Onkyo TX-RZ1100
- Mains - Polk RTi A9's
- External Amps - Outlaw 2200 Monoblocks for L/R/C
- Center - Polk CSiA6
- Side Surrounds - Polk FXiA6's
- Atmos - 4 Polk 80F/X RT's
- Sub - SVS PC-4000
- T.V. - LG OLED65C7P
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I am sure you can. You just use the back surround terminals. There is probably an option you need to change in a menu some where too.
The mian bennifit of bi amping is when you have an active crossover between the amps that you use to power the towers. That way you can physically control wich frequencys go to wich part of the speaker.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
