LSI15 hook up
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Dan Carter
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I purchased LSI15s powered by my mint Pioneer SX 1250. I aiso have a great Pioneer SX 1050. Should I biamp these Speakers or biwire only with the SX 1250?
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Wire them direct first since they require lots of power to make them sound great.My gear,
Acer PH530 720P PJ
100 inch Da-Lite Video Spectra screen
Yamaha HTR 5790
Toshiba HD-A3
Denon 1600 dvd player with sdi out,
DVDO iSCAN HD+
Panasonic Dmr E-80H
Dishnetwork HD pvr
1 Audiosource amp300 150 wpc Fronts
1 Audiosource ampone bridged 200 watts powering center
1 Onkyo M-282 105 wpc amplifier sides
polk cs400 center
polk RT400 mains
Polk mkII back surrounds,
Polk FX300fxi dipole surrounds
Velodyne DPS-10 sub
Klipsch KSW-10 sub.:cool: -
I would bi-wire. It is the "cheaper" way to go, but I have been doing it for along time and it sounds great.
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I am guessing you would use either the "B" or "C" terminals to do this. I know I read somewhere that the SX-1280 (I'm guessing the 1250 would be the same) could drive all three sets of speakers at at 180 wpc at the same time. If this is true then a biwire would definitely be beneficial.God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. - Romans 5:8
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did you try replacing the stock jumpers with good speaker wire? you might try that first and compare vs. bi-wire, might spend those dollars saved on something else. I have found that small tweaks such as this do not make a BIG difference as opposed to bi-amping,IMHO,good luck,have fun.:)JC approves....he told me so. (F-1 nut)
