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Re: Bi-Amping [message #10343 is a reply to message #10342]

Thu, 27 October 2005 06:13

FredT
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Registered: May 2009

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You're right. With a two way speaker like the 3 Pi crossed over at 1.6khz, and the SET driving the tweeter, you're not going to hear that magic SET midrange because it's handled by the SS-driven woofer. Too bad I don't have any three way speakers to test it with.

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