Can someone respond with a link to the post for the L300 Biamp instructions? I see mention of it in many post, but I have search for many phrases, but can not find it. The best I could find is to replicate the 3133a network, but I would like to see if there are more specific instructions.
Thanks
Scott
It wouldn't surprise me if there are detailed instructions somewhere. Bo?
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=6815
Wasn't built to be biamped - you have to modify it to do so ...
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Couldn't you do a quick-and-dirty conversion with an external 2-way active crossover set at 800Hz, feed the LF output to the LF amp and then to the 136 directly, bypassing the internal network? And send the upper frequency from the active crossover to the HF amp and then to the internal network for the HF and UHF? Basically what I'm doing with the Ashly XR1001 crossover ($125 used) and my 4345s, but mine have the CC networks for the MF, HF, and UHF section.
Seems like all it would take would be to disconnect the green and black wires from the woofer, tape 'em up, and go direct to the woofer from the LF amp. How you handle the input connection for the LF on the cabinet would depend on how committed you were to the conversion or if you wanted it to be reversible with no sign of screwin' around. :dont-know
". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers
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