Biamping Connections
Note: The remaining channels can
be used to drive other speakers, or
left unconnected. These connections
have been omitted from this drawing
and the one below for clarity. They
can be connected as shown on pages
10 and 11.
Biamping with an external
crossover
If you have an external active
crossover, you can greatly increase
the efficiency of your system. The
crossover will split the preamplifier
output signals into two frequency
ranges.
You can connect the crossover's
low frequency outputs to the ampli-
fier's rear channel inputs, and the
crossover's higher frequency outputs
to the amplifier's front channel inputs.
This is an efficient system because
the channels only amplify signals with-
in the frequency range of the speaker
element they are driving. Little power
is wasted.
Make sure that the crossover point
of your active crossover is adjusted
to match the crossover point of your
speakers. Consult your speaker and
crossover owner's manuals.
User's Manual
Line-level audio signals
From: Amplifier Front L/R RCA
To:
Amplifier Rear L/R RCA inputs
+ -
+ -
R IG H T
R IG H T
T W E E T E R
W O O F E R
(C U R R E N T
S O U R C E )
L O U D S P E
+ -
+ -
R IG H T
R IG H T
T W E E T E R
W O O F E R
(C U R R E N T
S O U R C E )
L O U D S P E
CHAPTER 2
Line-level audio signals
From: Preamplifier main RCA outputs
To:
Amplifier RCA inputs
Speaker-level audio outputs
From: Amplifier outputs
+ -
To:
+ -
L E F T
L E F T
W O O F E R
T W E E T E R
(C U R R E N T
A K E R S
S O U R C E )
+ -
+ -
L E F T
L E F T
W O O F E R
T W E E T E R
(C U R R E N T
A K E R S
S O U R C E )
Speaker input posts
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