was wonder if anyone has these set up with the csi a 6 center and biwired or biamp center and fronts .
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I have a CS2 center and have the Monitors bi-amped with the front high output of my Pioneer VSX-1121-K receiver. Bi-amping made a noticeable difference in the sound.
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Frank, there is no "A" or "B" speakers, just "Front". If you need to wire a second zone, you have to connect the speakers to the upper front or surround back input, I don't remember well right now. Regards and good luck.
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Hi, You can BI-AMP the Front Mains...but you can't Bridge.....If you want more power you can add a more powerful Amp up to 9 channels as it has 9 PRE-OUTS.......so you could use say a 7 Channel 300 Watt per channel amp using the preouts (Or how ever many channels you want 2,4 5 7 whatever.....I have a 300 Watt 2 channel pre-outed to my Front Mains.....but your speakers better be able to handle it and if you BI-AMP (which is different) you Speakers have to be Biampable)...Hope this helps.....
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I would read the manual. I used to do this for a living and frankly I can count on one hand the number of multi channel amps that I installed that had to have all 4 inputs used. Typically there's a set that you can use as two channel inputs that will provide input to all four channels if you don't have anything plugged into those. And typically these amps that required all four channel inputs were very high end like Zapco, MacIntosh, stuff like that.
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I am using them for front left & right, and have the CS in the center. I've got a 7.1 system with 8" rounds being effects and rear. They do pretty well, and extremely well for the price.
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I too have a RC splitter for both L/R. They are cheap but probably not necessary. I had it left over from the sub that died.
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Yes using the front mains and the surround channels you can bi-amp the front mains. That's how I have my Paradigm Studio 40's and it made quite a difference- though you'll also have to re-equalize the room after
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I would use them for the front and the back and get a dedicated center channel
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Yea there will be plenty of power. And you can signal the 6x9s for more bass and low tones and 6.5s for the highs. This is a "4" channel btw haha
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Yes using a splitter. use the input as an output. I also have two amplifiers tied in series with two hd antennas and one uhf-vhf antenna feeding the amps.
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Thanks for the info. I bought my surround set up and stands a few weeks ago and was able to run 14 gauge wires thru the stands (I just ran the wires before I put the upper tubing with the lower tubing) and I just used a mini flathead screwdriver to guide the wire out of the wire exit.
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I am using Dynaudio Focus 380 as Main speaker and Focus 210 C as a Center. Rear Speaker ELAC BS 203.2. The set-up works great.
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Hi Scott, My husband installed the coupler before the preamp to save the cost of a second preamp. He says that amplifying the signal from each individual antenna and then joining them with a coupler might be inadvisable since the coupler is an impedance matching transformer. Amplifing signal from each antenna would most likely cause distortion of the combined signal due to grossly miss matched current between the two signals. Winegard advises keeping the RG6 cables from both antennas of equal length probably because of impedance matching.
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I do not claim to be a technical whiz; I followed the channel master preamplifier instructions which instructs a short length of coaxial cable (which I just happen t have a 12 inch piece). I connected the channel master 8 bay antenna with cable to preamp. (I am using my antenna indoors, since I live in Central Florida; known for being a strong lightning zone!)
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yes, i have 16 towers & 1 center. all you need is speaker switch boxes. plenty of watts from amps. for all speakers. i use 2. these amps. have 3 amps. inside, 1 center & 2 front or back. the switch boxes channel the watts evenly & safely to the amount of speakers you use. try it, also, hook another eq to amp. for sweet bass & mids. thanks, kt ...JESUS SAVES...
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Yes. You can either connect to only the separate inputs for the center drivers, or you can wire all three drivers together so it acts as one big center channel. Note, all amplifiers may not be compatible with the latter option.
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Yes, you can, for example, use a very high quality mono amp for the most important channel, the center, leaving more power for the other channels. All channels have pre out availability. The perfect system would use a 3 channel (example Bryston) amp for L-C-R and have all the entire receiver's power for the remaining channels. I have done this and it is fabulous. Barry