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10th January 2007, 08:46 AM
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Gale 401 C's
I was recently given these great speakers, fully re-coned and refurbished with OFC.
I run them with a Dynavector HX75 power amp and Dynavector LS 200 pre amp. The pre amp has 2 sets of outs so I'd like to know if you can modify the speakers to bi wire them and ultimately bi amp them which I understand makes an appreciable sonic gain. I see in a 401a post, Chris Daly mentioned bi wiring his crossovers. Is that what he meant ? I would very much appreciate any help or assistance you might be able to give. |
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