I'm not looking at it currently, but I thought for each speaker there was only one preout = 1 RCA? Biamping the front L&Rs to the mm9000 uses the preouts of the L&Rs and the surround L&Rs, thus on a 5 channel amp leaves you with only 1 preout left. Plus, as already mentioned, but there are only 5 pairs of terminals in the back of the mm9000.

Note: I guess I could biamp the front L&Rs to the mm9000 and the surrounds to the SR7002 and leave the center channel? Or a biamp the center to the SR7002 instead of the surrounds? I dunno...

Ok I'm going to attempt this throughout the week. I'll let you know how it goes. Are you 100% sure I can do the same for the center channel as I can for the L&Rs? If I use the Y-splitter for the left and right preouts in the 7002, I will be running the 4 RCAs- 1 for each crossover in each speaker - in the L&R fronts and surrounds in the MM9000. That's already 4 channels used in a 5 channel power amp, no? thus leaving 1 preout left along with only 1 pair of speaker terminals.

Also, will I notice a difference? I know that's sort of a dumb question, but I need motivation. lol

You'r welcome.On doing the Bi-Amping ,1st you need to buy 2# Y-spliters (male to double female) Plug the male end into the 7002 Front left & right channels of the Pre amp outs. then connect 4# RCA cables to the spliters ,then run them to the mm-9000 two channels on the Right for the right speaker & two channels on the left for the left speaker, the center will connect of course in the center of the mm-9000, and also to the center of the pre Amp out of the 7002. Then run your speakers wires in the same for matt, 2 # sets of speaker cables from the right side of the mm-9000 for the right speakers and the same for the Left, Now for the surrounds you run you speakers wires to the 7002 surrounds speakers outputs L&R,, if your alos Bi Amping the surrounds you have that option also with the surrounds on the 7002 with the 2nd zone,, Just remeber to make sure the little switch below the surrounds speakers in in the right postion either way , look at it in you'r manual it has pics also...

Hey man! Thanks for you comments in my HT gallery! I know what you're saying about biamping the front stage to the amp, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to do it for some reason??? The reason I'm doing it on the SR7002 is because it allows me to by using the 2nd zone speaker terminals. Would you mind telling me how you achieved this?