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!
RA
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!
RA