Bi-amping

bpgunning
bpgunning Posts: 28
Would there be any advantage to bi-amping a pair of RTi8 floors using just my HK 445? Gracias in advance

-Brendan
My 2 ch. rig
RTi10 Cherry (bi-wire)
HK AVR 445
Xbox 360 w/ HD-DVD attachment
Not too bad for a dorm room I think? :D
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  • VXR8
    VXR8 Posts: 291
    edited July 2007
    bpgunning wrote: »
    Would there be any advantage to bi-amping a pair of RTi8 floors using just my HK 445? Gracias in advance

    -Brendan

    Hi Brendan and welcome,

    To be honest, I have recently gone from bi-amping my RTi10s through my Yammie 2700 just to bi-wiring them and didn't notice a huge difference between the two formats.

    It's a whole new ball game though when you bi-wire as opposed to having a single pair of speaker leads going to the 2 of the 4 terminals (with the flat metal jumpers still intact) :eek: . When you bi-wire, it really brings the highs to life.

    Anyway, check out this link from the Polk site about bi-wiring and bi-amping:

    http://www.polkaudio.com/education/showanswer.php?question_num=53

    Good luck.
    Regards - Gaz from the land of Oz

    Main System
    Denon - AVC-4700H
    Emotiva - XPA-9
    Cambridge Audio - Azur 851C - CXUHD
    Polk Audio - Legend L800 - Legend L400 - Legend L900 - LSiM fx - OWM3
    SVS - PB1000 x 2
    Foxtel - iQ4
    Belkin - Pure AV PF40
    Sony K77A9G

    Front Room System
    PS Audio - Sprout 100
    Cambridge Audio - CXC S2 - CA752BD
    Sony - UBX800 4K BluRay
    Polk Audio - Legend L200
  • MKZ
    MKZ Posts: 1,068
    edited July 2007
    A bit difference when I bi-amped RTi4 using Denon AVR. I assigned Back Surround channel to Bi-Amp. It would be better if you are using 2 separate amplifier to bi-amp I think. I found more cleaner sound comparing with center channel. Please check out as VXR8 mentioned.
  • engtaz
    engtaz Posts: 7,664
    edited July 2007
    +1 Mkz
    engtaz

    I love how music can brighten up a bad day.
  • Deadof_knight
    Deadof_knight Posts: 980
    edited July 2007
    I was running my 1.2's on a(single) tfm 35 using my denon 3300 as a preamp. Then I bought another tfm-35 and OH SNAPS the sound was and still is luxurious !
    :cool: " He who dies with the most equipment wins Right ? "

    Denon 3300 Adcom 535 BBe w/sub out 1 pr 4.6s 2 pr of 4 jrs Recent additions Samsung Lns-4095D LCD, Samsung hd-960 DVD, Monster HT-5000 Power center
    ,HPSA-1000 18" sealed DiY home sub.:D
    Black Laquer 1.2tl's w/ upgraded x-overs and Tweets BI-Amped with 2 Carver tfm-35's Knukonceptz 10ga cables
  • BOBBYFRESCO
    BOBBYFRESCO Posts: 5
    edited July 2007
    Hey! Has Anyone Compared The Rti 12 Vs The Lsi's Wondering What Was The Difference Is, You Know Im Only Pushing Rti-12 With The Yamaha Rxv25oo 5 Surround Maybe At 140ch 25%, Also Guys I Had A Question I Want To Push My Rti's At Least With 100more Watts Plus My Sub Too.. Its Velodyne 10' 385watts, How?? And What?? Amp Should I Buy For 100watts, How Do I Install It, The Rti's Are Bi-amped And Im Not Really Sure What That Means..
    Also My Sub Question? My Velodyne Dsp10 Sub Is 385watts Digital, Do I Add That Additional Wattage When I Add An Amp Or Reciever Totaled Or Does The 385w Power Onlycome From The Rms Amp From The Sub?? Not Sure How To Calculate The Power Wattage When Adding Power Or Recievers Confused!! Bobbyfresco Boys! Keep Rockking..thanks Guys Ill Be Online On And Off, So Holla At Me..
  • NewOrlnsDukie
    NewOrlnsDukie Posts: 24
    edited July 2007
    it seems to me that bi-amping off of a rcvr is pretty useless. If you're gonna bi-amp w/ one coming off the rcvr and one off of a separate amp, I can understand, but if you bi-amp off of the same unit, you're robbing peter to pay paul.