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Bi-amping: a further lift in performance can be achieved through
bi-amping. Here two amplifier sections (in its simplest form an
integrated model with its matching power amp) are used to supply
separate drive units or groups of drive units. One amplifier drives the
bass-mid range section, the other the treble. (Fig. 6).
Important: it is vital that the terminal links are removed before
connecting the speakers when bi-amping.
Tri-wiring (Gold Reference 60): this option uses one amplifier but
requires three runs of cable on each side (left and right channels) to
supply bass, mid range and treble units individually and improve sound
quality. (Fig. 6a).
Tri-amping (Gold Reference 60): with tri-amping, three amplifier sections
are used to supply the individual drive units. This means dedicated
amplification for the bass, mid and treble sections and significantly
improved performance from the loudspeaker. (Fig. 6a)
Important: it is vital that the terminal links are removed before
connecting the speakers when tri-wiring or tri-amping.
Fig. 6a
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