Tri amping

I run my woofers off a separate amp and bi-wire the other two. The woofers will take more power to push the air. I run the Creek to the mids and tweets and the ST-80. They are close in power. The Creek has a preout and is integrated. Keep it simple. use a everything passive. Less noise or chance there of.
 
Gibsonian said:
If you go passive you will need all amps to be the same power/input sensitivity or you need gain pots on the amps so you can dial them in to be the same. Going active triamp this is not a requirement and it does allow for possible improved control of drivers by amp thru elimination of the passive crossover components. (able to take advantage of damping factor somewhat)
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as long as he's not getting serious with the set-up, a single volume control should yield as decent a result as the individual amps allow for. yes, matching gain between amps is optimal, but just being close in this regard can be very enjoyable.
 
Technics use to have a very inexpensive 5.1 processor. Not the 1st one that had mono rears. I had 5 amp hook up on it I ran the Hafler for the mains at 250 wpc and the Others were Marantz I think MA-250s were the model. If you have an A&B run bi-wires off of A and a single off of B. It was mostly passive. It got great reviews. I got an open box one for 125.00. Only Technics or Marantz I have ever owned. You will notice a change that is for sure.
 
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