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You have a nice stable of gear to try. If I were you, I'd build the crossovers to allow for bi amping (split the HF and the LF and use 4 binding posts for each cabinet). Then you can strap the...

I have had amazing results bi amping my L300s (with nelson pass crossovers) using a Marantz 8b on the HF and a Crown Com Tech 800 on the LF. I agree that the horns and tweets love tubes, but I do...

It's want to make sure I have this right, I am currently passively biamping my JBL L300s and was curious about driver impedance. I have one amp for the HF drivers (slot tweeter and horns) and one amp...

I think you would achieve similar flexibility and results by biamping the 4430s, and it's easier as the are already set up for biamping. Another benefit I forgot to mention is that the amps don't...

I have new crossovers in my L300s that allow for biamping. Before biamping, I tried them with a Mcintosh MC2105 and found the bass to be pretty good, but the mids and highs were too aggressive and...

I installed the Nelson Pass crossovers in my L300s a while back and they sound awesome! I splurged on Mundorf Supreme and Mundorf Silver/gold/oil caps - really incredible sound. I've been bi-amping...

Got it, so that would mean one more low power tube amp that would then be dedicated to driving the tweeters only. And then the 3 amp setup would go through something like that Ashly 3 way crossover...

OK cool, thanks for the info and advice. Wow that's a lot of amps! I'll wrap my head around it abit more and decide if it's really for me. I am really happy with the sound currently and I don't want...

So if the existing Pass network I currently have is similar - should I leave well enough alone before I blow something up? :dont-know:
I do not yet own the Ashly, and I'm not looking to tri-amp...

OK bare with my dumb questions here - the more I dig into this I get a bit spooked by its complexity. I've attached a little diagram as I am a more visual person. Can you take a look and let me know...

Thanks, that makes sense. So would the remains of the HF passive network affect the sound at all if signal is still passing through it? I guess it's the only option unless you tri-amp though.
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Thanks for the reply ivica. I currently have the Nelson Pass networks installed. The HF section has been separated from the LF and is currently set up for passive biamping with 2 sets of binding...

I've been experimenting with bi-amping my L300's and had a few crossover questions. I currently have them set up in a "passive" bi-amping config, the internal xovers are split into two separate...

Same here... :confused:

Man that Leak looks very sweet - though a bit out of my price range at this time unfortunately. I went ahead and pulled the trigger on a custom built little 7189 amp - its basically a "power amp...

I've been breaking in my new "Duanage/Nelson Pass" crossovers (thanks Duane!) using my Mac 2105. The new crossovers are MUCH more detailed - I've had to turn the Lpads way down to take the edge off....

I'm putting some new crossovers in my L300s and I am PUMPED to hear the results. I've re-capped a few sets of speakers in the past, but since I don't know much about the science/art of crossover...

I stuck a butter knife in there, rotated gently, tipped the speaker forward and VIOLA!! FISHER PRICE!! You guys were 100% right :o:

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I literally LOLed! :rotfl:

Hmm don't think it's a toy as it is just too perfectly wedged in there, its also so far in that I would only be able to reach it with pliers. The horn is also tapered and I cant imagine even the...

I haven't pulled them out yet or removed the back panel to check out the labeling. I've pulled the woofers and looking inside the cabinet the finish on the horns and driver size is identical. I'll...

I just got my hands on some L300's and am trying to learn as much as possible. My serial numbers are pretty far apart (17419 and 18942) and I have noticed that in addition to the front cabinet decals...