Hi all,
I am new to this forum, and last year I was able to have a good deal where I could trade in my MA6300 for a C220/MC275 combo
I am seriously considering buying the Klipsch LaScala II - I will hear them in a few days from now, but can't stop thinking/hoping that it would sound great.
I have been reading almost every review ever written about the lascala and found that the mid/high operates around 3.6Ohm, and the low frequencies on 8Ohm.
Now the following might by a dumb question, but here goes:
can you biwire the speakers using the same Common for the med/hig and bass, and use the 4Ohm tap for the med/high and the 8Ohm tap for the bass? Unless positively sure I am not trying this out, don't want to have anythin happen to my MC275.
All help and feedback is welcome ! :thmbsp:
many thanks, Juan
I am new to this forum, and last year I was able to have a good deal where I could trade in my MA6300 for a C220/MC275 combo
I am seriously considering buying the Klipsch LaScala II - I will hear them in a few days from now, but can't stop thinking/hoping that it would sound great.
I have been reading almost every review ever written about the lascala and found that the mid/high operates around 3.6Ohm, and the low frequencies on 8Ohm.
Now the following might by a dumb question, but here goes:
can you biwire the speakers using the same Common for the med/hig and bass, and use the 4Ohm tap for the med/high and the 8Ohm tap for the bass? Unless positively sure I am not trying this out, don't want to have anythin happen to my MC275.
All help and feedback is welcome ! :thmbsp:
many thanks, Juan