Not a stupid question. But when you use an active crossover and remove the passive crossover, the high and low signals get separated. You eliminate inter-modulation distortion between the 2 signals.Stupid question...I thought the 1590’s were 8ohm speakers...why bi-amp when 1 could easily handle them....it’s not like they are kappa 9’s...
Oh man!!!! YAAASSS!!!Finally got an Email, guy is coming by to deliver them, all the stuff. Told him just the speakers were fine for 300$. He is rebuilding his house to make room for his mom. She is getting sick and he has no room for his gear. I will let you know what I see about the size on
the crossovers. I'll take some pics.
Nice...you should have also listen number of bottles of wine ingested at each level. Like how many in where you are Millennium Falcon level![]()
Well, ADS did have a C2000 just to be able to do that... also, it sounded incredibly better. All in all I see your point completely. But, we are all ones who venture into the lands of the unknown and “bigger/better”. Why stop at one amp? Cheers brother.Stupid question...I thought the 1590’s were 8ohm speakers...why bi-amp when 1 could easily handle them....it’s not like they are kappa 9’s...
Much cooler explanation here folks. Nicely said.Not a stupid question. But when you use an active crossover and remove the passive crossover, the high and low signals get separated. You eliminate inter-modulation distortion between the 2 signals.
Also eliminate the loss in the low frequency by removing the coil. That makes things clearer than with the passive crossover. Imagine ADS getting even clearer.
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@David_NC what was that dac we used?Wanted to ask you Tim, what did you use as signals when you did your testing? Was it a TT analog? CD player? Just don't remember.
The DAC is a Topping E30. I have that Vanessa on SACD, if you want the convenience of that!@David_NC what was that dac we used?
anyway, we used a dac and HD stream. Just for consistency. When I do my next A/B I will use my Fiio dac and lossless/Flac files. But, it did sound really good. Really, I should use a really good press wax of Vanessa Fernandez on my Garrard table. All stops not had here. Has an SME arm and SPU cart. Yup, that’s what I will use next time. Vinyl is just better on all fronts.
The DAC is a Topping E30. I have that Vanessa on SACD, if you want the convenience of that!![]()
Yes, sure did Tim. Vertical bi-amp in page three of the C-2000 manual. One amp for the left speaker, one amp for the right. Horizontal one amp for L/R Tweeters/Mids other amp for Woofers. Each way has a benefit but ultimately, I'll do both just to hear, and then Horizontal when I settle into a tube amp for the Tweeters/Mids and take advantage of the sweet tubes on the high end. I know it's important to match the gains when you Horizontal bi-amp, and I need just a bit more experience to do that. Well, that and a tube amp (wink).
Garry
Stupid question...I thought the 1590’s were 8ohm speakers...why bi-amp when 1 could easily handle them....it’s not like they are kappa 9’s...