Can you bi-amp your front speakers if you run a 5.1 speaker set up?
1147844
There are no line-out outputs for each audio channel. Bi-amp is possible using a converter or amps capable of speaker level input (with the attendant potential noise -- speaker outputs are unshielded). Alternatively you could use the tape line-out to bi-amp left and right front speakers.
1147845
Yes, the VSX-1022 is absolutely capable of running a bi-amp set up of the front speakers!
663942
Yes. I have mine hooked up using Monster XP (16 gauge?) speaker wire to my 5.1 surround system. No problems.
747922
I'm not an expert, but your sound card would need to have 5.1 mode to properly get the full benefit from 5.1 speakers. You probably have that ability as it isn't anywhere near cutting edge in this century. :)
109073
I wouldn't set it up like that...I would definitely get 1 amp to run the speakers, and 1 to run the sub. I purchased a 1000w amp for the subs, and this amp for the 4 speakers. Works great.JL W6 12V24x Infinity Kappa Perfect 6 1/2
1592766
yes you can, this amp has a speaker switch that lets you run a or b, and a&b;, be careful of ohm drop, though. i don't, i like stereo!
554542
it will work CORRECTLY with any 5.1 surround system amplifier assuming you have a 5 speaker plus a subwoofer system. I can tell you it works great! worth the money.
232583
Yes you can. Actually if the source is a 2 way stereo ( R - L ), you'll only hear the two front speakers no matter you have configured a 7.1 speaker system.
1181482
Hi Gonzalez,The amp says it is 5.1 that means 2 front speakers, 2 back speakers a center speaker (2+2+1=5) and a subwoofer (.1)You can be sure that there is a subwoofer out in the receiver.Hope this helps!
981218
This is if you want to bi-amp the speakers. They are bridged so you can connect them like most speakers. AWESOME speakers BTW!!!
932254
My set up is currently only running 5.1 and has no problems. The layout of my living room makes it difficult to use all 7 speakers. If you choose this system and hook in the Audessy michrophone, it will realize only 5.1 are connected.
874687
Indeed you can. I have it hooked up to mines with no problem. However it's a 5.1 speaker which mean it gonna need to be plug into a sound out which has a "center/rear speaker, side speaker, and front speaker." FYI If your mother board support a 5.1 or 7.1 your good to go. If you don't you may still plug it in however you might lose out on some speakers working since there's isn't any out put for it so it would act as a 2.1 speaker set. Also if all the speaker don't work initially check your sound card program or audio setting and set it to 5.1. Other wise only the bass and the front speaker will play. Hope this helps. Any other questions ask away hopefully this help answers your questions.
1123600
This speaker pkg requires a 5.1 or 7.1 amplifier to work. Adding that to your LED will surely enhance the sound quality of your set up. The speakers alone will not.
670736
I've bridged the fronts but I haven't tried bi-amping. I think either would be better for 2 channel music, for 5 channel the speakers are level matched with the audyysey which would negate any extra power anyway.I thought I noticed improvements with bridging especially in the bass response, but since my front speakers are rated at 125 watts I thought I better not push it and went back to a regular connection.
949807
Yes, the bi-amp capability really comes from the receiver/pre-ampIt does not bridge if that is what you are wanting to do.
855857
Yes you can, as tom said this particular model has the Pre-Amp built in, which means if you have speakers with an amp built in and rca connections in the back it will work by directly plugging it into the speakers. however, as Tom has also said, If your speakers are unpowered and hooked up to an amplifier, it must then be hooked up to the amplifier instead of the speakers.
823281
Not really. Choose an amplifier with power more closely matching that of the speakers. The amplifier can be as much as about 50% more than the speakers rated power requirements. You are more likely to damage your speakers by under-powering them due to signal clipping. Not that this amplifier would damage your speakers, but you would be disappointed by the diminished performance. This amplifier is a 45 watt x 2 channel output. You only get 90 watts output by combining the two channels. You would then have two speakers in MONO (not stereo) at 90 watts maximum.
1568296
Yes, you can do 5.1 as I currently do now. But the receiver can configure to run on 7.1 and even 7.2 speaker system.