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26th August 2005, 04:34 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Utrecht
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Hatt MkIII bi-amping
The Hatt MkIII two-way mini-monitor by Tony Gee (http://home.hetnet.nl/~geenius/HATT-III.html) has gotten a lot of positive reactions. I am planning to try out bi-amping with a Death of Zen (class A, 10W) for the highs and a Gainclone (chipamp no need to tell you) for the mid/lows. Probably combine it with a Linkwitz Riley from Rod Elliott (www.westhost.au.com).
Any guys already walked this way? Is it worthwhile besides the fun I will have trying it out? Thx, |
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