Some will, most won't. Your manual will say. If your AVR doesn't specifically configure the unused channels for subs then you'll have no way of sending the LFE. Build one sub, buy an amp, add the second sub when you can afford to.Quote:
Originally Posted by sicride /t/1518223/can-i-use-my-bi-amp-feature-of-receiver-to-power-subwoofers#post_24366751
If I use the bi-amp feature on the receiver will it create a bandpass crossover for the subwoofers
Your wasting a lot of money using that for subs. Half of what you're paying for is how well it works in the midrange and high frequencies where you'll never use it with a sub anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by sicride /t/1518223/can-i-use-my-bi-amp-feature-of-receiver-to-power-subwoofers#post_24367096
I planned to save for an Emotiva XPA-200 to power the subwoofers...
http://www.parts-express.com/bash-500s-digital-subwoofer-plate-amplifier-500w-rms--300-752Quote:
Originally Posted by sicride /t/1518223/can-i-use-my-bi-amp-feature-of-receiver-to-power-subwoofers#post_24368628
Hmm.. It seems to be quite a cheap amplifier to me... I am having a lot of trouble finding another amplifier that puts out ~ 200 clean watts at 6ohms that's less. I do not have XLR out or 1/4 out on my receiver and I do not like the cheap adapters required to use DJ amplifiers. Are there any other options you know of?
