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I have a pair of r28f 150 rms 600 max watts that are bi amp or biwireable. What would be better and or not recommended. Currently just using my sonance 2120t amp 120watts per channel . Im also in possession of sonance 260 ,60watts per channel at 2 channel's for 3 rooms. Three sets of 2 channels. Could I put 2 sets going to the bass and 1 to the high frequency ? Maybe just the channel from no 2120t for low end and a single 60 watts from the 260. What would be safest. Am open to the best route to take what ever it may be. Thanks in advance.
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I would forget the idea of bi-amping with what you have. Just use the 120-watt amp.
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In all likelihood, trying to do what you are talking about would make things sound worse. Adding 60-watts to 60-watts doesn't give you 120-watts. This site needs a "facepalm" emoji.
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What he's trying to say is the speakers were designed to be powered (bi-amp) with matching components. Just use the jumpers and your 2020t. I suppose you could use the two amps and two preamps so you could match the outputs with the volume knobs but that would just be silly. "facepalm" emojiGustard X26 Pro DAC
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What is the reasoning behind your statement. I could use 2 of the channels off the 260 still would have 120 total and it would atleast be biwired