Do I need to bi amp?
Hi all,
Thanks for reading my post.
Here is my set up.
Front: Monitor 70
Center: CS2
Sub: CVS PB 10
Receiver: Yamaha 863.
My room is small 15' x 12'
My question is, do i need to bi amp my front speakers? if so, which power amp is the best?
Thanks,
Thanks for reading my post.
Here is my set up.
Front: Monitor 70
Center: CS2
Sub: CVS PB 10
Receiver: Yamaha 863.
My room is small 15' x 12'
My question is, do i need to bi amp my front speakers? if so, which power amp is the best?
Thanks,
Post edited by k0tuynh on
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Here is my set up.
Front: Monitor 70
Center: CS2
Sub: CVS PB 10
Receiver: Yamaha 863.
My room is small 15' x 12'
My question is, do i need to bi amp my front speakers?
Your room is small, your amp is pretty powerful, your speakers are pretty efficient. The simple answer is no.
Do you want higher volume? More clean headroom? Want to spend more money? Want to brag about your setup? Then yes. Just don't expect some magical improvement in the sound. -
Thanks lmacmil,
This is my 1st HT set up.
The receiver should be here on the 20th. Can't wait. -
I would wait and see....you may be very happy with the results. If not, you can always add an amp with your setup.Living Room:....................[HTML] [/HTML] Zone 2 (Workout Room):
AVR - Yamaha RX-V757......JBL 4312 Pro Monitors
Pre - Nak CA-5
AMP - Adcom 555 (Main)
Main - Polk RTI8**/RTiA5
AMP - Adcom 545II (Center)
Center - Polk CSiA4**
Sub - Snell Basis 300:p......Zone 3 (Outside)
CD - Yamaha CDC-555.......Def Tech AW5500
TV - Pani TH-42PZ80U
BR - LG BD390
Monster HTS1600 Power Center
Dedicated Circuit - (2) 20amp, (1) 15amp
Ben's IC, Canare 4S11
**Dayton and Sonicap Caps with Mills Resistors**