Please school this Noob....
I have a Yamaha rcvr that supports Bi-amping....
Not sure if I totally understand how this works.
If I was looking at a Amplifier that said it was "bridgeable" that basically means if it has 2 channels you can turn it onto one channel and have more power correct?
Is this the same as Bi-Amping on my Yamaha rx-v665.. Where I can tie 2 channels together to get more power for say my Center channel? I know I see speakers sold that support Bi-Amping.
I wanted to take my center channel and give it more power as I use the pre-outs to a external amplifier for the other channels....
I think though that Bridging and Bi-Amping must be different ?
I have a Yamaha rcvr that supports Bi-amping....
Not sure if I totally understand how this works.
If I was looking at a Amplifier that said it was "bridgeable" that basically means if it has 2 channels you can turn it onto one channel and have more power correct?
Is this the same as Bi-Amping on my Yamaha rx-v665.. Where I can tie 2 channels together to get more power for say my Center channel? I know I see speakers sold that support Bi-Amping.
I wanted to take my center channel and give it more power as I use the pre-outs to a external amplifier for the other channels....
I think though that Bridging and Bi-Amping must be different ?