Biamping/biwiring questions

[s0nIc]

So in your guys opinion I should just leave it alone ?hook it up no biamping or anything ill get a good sound?

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by s0nIc

So in your guys opinion I should just leave it alone ?hook it up no biamping or anything ill get a good sound?

No. definitely bi-amp if you are not going to use 7.1

[s0nIc]

Okay again sorry for the dumb questions but is this easy? what do I need just the extra speaker wire?I need 2 new Hdmi cables and I was going to order from mono but figured I would get the banana plugs and speaker wire too ,So I dont have to pay for shipping later again.

[DBlackGT]

Yup all you need is more speaker wire. Here is a post I used earlier to describe bi-amping.

Look at it like this:

A) Front Right
B) Front Left
C) Center
D) Surround Right
E) Surround Left
F) Back Surround Right
G) Back Surround Left

A) and B) are going to go to the top binding post of your speaker
F) and G) are going to go to the bottom binding post of your speaker

So for your 5.1 system you will be using:

A) and F) for your front right speaker
B) and G) for your front left speaker
C) for your center
D) for your surround right speaker
E) for your surrounf left speaker

And make sure to take off the metal plate connecting both binding post when bi-amping. Hope this makes sense

[Audiophile_At_Birth]

I thought it was your L/R driving the highs and the Back Surrounds driving the lows.

And yes bi-amping makes a remarkable difference. It certainly adds serperation between the mids and highs. It makes the highs sing compared to a single connection, which seemed to make my highs skimped out on, like running out of gas.

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by Audiophile_At_Birth

I thought it was your L/R driving the highs and the Back Surrounds driving the lows.

And yes bi-amping makes a remarkable difference. It certainly adds serperation between the mids and highs. It makes the highs sing compared to a single connection, which seemed to make my highs skimped out on, like running out of gas.

Switched it, thanks.

[s0nIc]

so this wont hurt my speakers right