1.intergrated amplifier+power amplifier 2.pre amplifier+power amplifier thanks in advance
U Unregistered Guest Oct 21, 2004 #1 1.intergrated amplifier+power amplifier 2.pre amplifier+power amplifier thanks in advance
M markw Audioholic Overlord Oct 21, 2004 #2 Do you know what an integrated amp is? An integrated amp IS a pre and power amp on one chassis. A power amp here is redundant.
Do you know what an integrated amp is? An integrated amp IS a pre and power amp on one chassis. A power amp here is redundant.
U Unregistered Guest Oct 21, 2004 #3 i do know now thanks didnt knew that, well you learn something new every day was asking bout that combo because i saw this on arcam website: The FMJ P35 is the perfect partner to the A32 in a high quality bi-amplified set-up, with suitable bi-wireable loudspeakers. (fmj p35 is a power amp,a32 is a intergrated amp) so power amp is good to mix with intergrated amp only if using bi-wireable speakers? does it make a real diffrence?
i do know now thanks didnt knew that, well you learn something new every day was asking bout that combo because i saw this on arcam website: The FMJ P35 is the perfect partner to the A32 in a high quality bi-amplified set-up, with suitable bi-wireable loudspeakers. (fmj p35 is a power amp,a32 is a intergrated amp) so power amp is good to mix with intergrated amp only if using bi-wireable speakers? does it make a real diffrence?
M markw Audioholic Overlord Oct 21, 2004 #4 biamping requires two power amplifiers per channel, or four for a stereo pair. In any event, all four should be the same for passive bi-amping and, yes, they do require two separate inputs on the speaker.
biamping requires two power amplifiers per channel, or four for a stereo pair. In any event, all four should be the same for passive bi-amping and, yes, they do require two separate inputs on the speaker.
