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Default Want to go to 7.1 and still Bi-Amp fronts. What do I need?

I have an Onkyo 875 and a 5.2 speaker setup in my Theater. I would like to expand to a 7.2 setup and still Bi-Amp the fronts, and possibly the center. What do I need to send a full signal to my surrounds and my new rear surrounds and still have my front towers (and possibly my center) Bi-Amped?

I assume an amplifier is what I need? Any suggestions? Thanks!

Also, I have a splitter sending the low freq. signal from my receiver to two powered subwoofers(one is a polk, the other an A2-300). Would my receiver be capable of powering two ED A2-300s? I guess since they have their own amps I would be okay?

Lots of questions, I know.
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