using 6.1 av rec to tri wire??

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ward91
ward91 Posts: 338
edited September 2005 in 2 Channel Audio
will it work if i use a 6.1 ch direct input and some phono splitters to tri wire some speakers ,then use the rear Channels to power the bass and the center and surround center to power the midrange drivers?will it even sound better? i can't tri wire my speakers, although i can bi wire i am just curious. cheers :confused:
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  • pearsall001
    pearsall001 Posts: 5,004
    edited August 2005
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    say that over again in English please.
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  • ND13
    ND13 Posts: 7,601
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    pearsall001 wrote:
    say that over again in English please.

    He is from England you know :confused::D

    But anyways, man you'll get no benefit from what you are suggesting(I think I know what he's suggesting) using an AVR. If it has pre-outs, utilize those with external amps, if you're hell bent on "bi-amping" your speakers.
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  • pearsall001
    pearsall001 Posts: 5,004
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    maybe he needs a spot of tea?
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  • ward91
    ward91 Posts: 338
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    coffee please
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  • ward91
    ward91 Posts: 338
    edited August 2005
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    no not quite,i dont think? what i mean is you say put a three way phono splitter in the l/r outputs of a cd player then plug them into 3 sets of L/R cables then feed them to the 6.1channel inputs on the rear of my amp ,then at the speaker connections feed 3 sets of wire to tri wire
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    like this
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
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    can you? sure. I don't think it will give you a large benefit though with an AVR.

    There is dubious benefit to bi-amping with real amps. (compared to just running one large amp) I don't think you will see any benefit to doing it with an AVR.

    Then again, it shouldn't hurt anything. If you have the cables, give it a shot and report back what you notice.....

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    unc2701 Posts: 3,587
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    Yes you can do that, but you'll likely see no improvement. The major weakness of a reciever is the power supply- you've got exactly one in there, so no matter how you hook it up, it's still coming from the same pool.

    Now, it you got an active crossover and split out the signal into different frequencies before going into the 6.1's AND bypassed the passive crossovers in your speakers you might seen an improvement, but I kinda doubt that you want to do that.
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  • ward91
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    cheers
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  • ward91
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    il try it now
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  • ward91
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    i think there was a slight difference in quality more extention on bass and treble? i dont know but something was different. maybe because there was two earth roots?
    cheers!
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  • ward91
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    would there be a difference if I bought another of the same amp and I used it to biamp
    could one being hotter than the other affect the sound?
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    amulford Posts: 5,020
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    Earth roots???
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
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    amulford wrote:
    Earth roots???
    I think he means it was grounded twice. (not exactly accurate, but I think that is what he meant...)

    I would be interested in your results of bi-amping your speakers and just getting one large amp to run them with. (replace the jumper between your terminals with some decent speaker wire to make things comparable.)

    I think you would be happier with one large amp rather than a decent amp and an AVR bi-amped, but then again - you never know.

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  • ward91
    ward91 Posts: 338
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    well at the minute I kind have wasted cable because it is as if its biamped at the speaker end but at the amp end there twisted together so I wouldn’t need more cable if I wanted to bi amp, although is having two cables bad for impedance ?

    cheers
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