I'm sorry for asking what I'm sure is a very dumb question, but I've gotten some conflicting advice today, and I'd like to ask the experts.
I purchased a new receiver today (an Onkyo 806) and it has a powered zone B.
I have a set of Kef Q90s as my main speakers. Each speaker has four posts, two positive and two negative. I'd like to bi-amp them by sending the output from Zone A to the top posts and the output from Zone B to the bottom posts.
I asked about 5 people at Circuit City/Best Buy today whether that was a good idea. Two said I'd destroy my speakers, two said it was a great idea and that that's what the 4 posts were designed for, and the last person said it was fine but wouldn't make a difference.
Who's right? Is this a safe experiment to try? Thanks!!
I purchased a new receiver today (an Onkyo 806) and it has a powered zone B.
I have a set of Kef Q90s as my main speakers. Each speaker has four posts, two positive and two negative. I'd like to bi-amp them by sending the output from Zone A to the top posts and the output from Zone B to the bottom posts.
I asked about 5 people at Circuit City/Best Buy today whether that was a good idea. Two said I'd destroy my speakers, two said it was a great idea and that that's what the 4 posts were designed for, and the last person said it was fine but wouldn't make a difference.
Who's right? Is this a safe experiment to try? Thanks!!