scorpio
01-22-2013, 12:38 PM
Hello all,
I am wondering what benefit I could get from actively bi-amping my 4344 clones. I have read numerous times that you are not supposed to have heard what these types of speakers can do until you actually bi-amp them, but I have not really seen a description (in as much as it can be described...) of the sonic benefits...
What can I expect from doing so, reaching lower frequencies? increased speed or dynalics? better transparency?? How would you describe the sonic benefit?
I'm currently running mine with a pretty good passive CC network (built by Guido...). Before going to the trouble of bi amping, I'd appreciate a better understanding... THe reason is that I'm using a Mc402 amp, and I also keep reading that these amps are no good for driving the big monitors, yet I find the combination absolutely delightful... Perheaps it's not the ultimate in speed or slam, but it is very dynamic and extremely musical (to my ears...), I find the combination top notch...
So, if one (or more !) 4343 or 4344 user could describe what they heard from doing this change, I'd really appreciate! May be this would bring me a step closer to actually getting back to the soldering iron and modify my X-overs!
THanks all,
I am wondering what benefit I could get from actively bi-amping my 4344 clones. I have read numerous times that you are not supposed to have heard what these types of speakers can do until you actually bi-amp them, but I have not really seen a description (in as much as it can be described...) of the sonic benefits...
What can I expect from doing so, reaching lower frequencies? increased speed or dynalics? better transparency?? How would you describe the sonic benefit?
I'm currently running mine with a pretty good passive CC network (built by Guido...). Before going to the trouble of bi amping, I'd appreciate a better understanding... THe reason is that I'm using a Mc402 amp, and I also keep reading that these amps are no good for driving the big monitors, yet I find the combination absolutely delightful... Perheaps it's not the ultimate in speed or slam, but it is very dynamic and extremely musical (to my ears...), I find the combination top notch...
So, if one (or more !) 4343 or 4344 user could describe what they heard from doing this change, I'd really appreciate! May be this would bring me a step closer to actually getting back to the soldering iron and modify my X-overs!
THanks all,