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Old 29th September 2011, 07:35 AM   #1
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Default Bi-amping RTi A3 speakers

Hi all,

Thinking of taking on a chipamp project to match a pair of Polk RTi A3 speakers (bookshelf speakers) that have posts to be bi-amped. In your opinion is it worth bi-amping those speakers? Or should I just stick with a good two channel chipamp?

Thinking of doing a 4 channel chipamp with active xover built into the amp itself - does this seem like a wise idea?

Has anyone done this with this series of speaker before (meaning, can someone attest to what improvements they saw, and what XOver frequencies they landed on?)

Thanks!
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