Yes. Another use case is when there is a problem with either or both of the Front L/R amps, the bi-amp amps can be used instead.
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Can you use Bi-Amp feature to have 2 pairs of fronts?
Is it possible?
Lets say you have two pairs of bookshelfs, and can't really fit a full size tower in the space available for your fronts speakers.
You also have a 7 channel AVR, with 2 unused Front High or Bi-Amp channels.
Could you wire one pair with the standard L and R connections, then wire the second pair with the AVR's designated biamp connections?
So dual fronts, kind of like when you were a kid and you'd run A/B at the same time.
Lets say you have two pairs of bookshelfs, and can't really fit a full size tower in the space available for your fronts speakers.
You also have a 7 channel AVR, with 2 unused Front High or Bi-Amp channels.
Could you wire one pair with the standard L and R connections, then wire the second pair with the AVR's designated biamp connections?
So dual fronts, kind of like when you were a kid and you'd run A/B at the same time.
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