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Hello,
Last night i decided to try and passively biamp my mains using the 2 channels of my 5 channel amp from my rear speakers. Anyway for some dumb reason i accidentally just took the wires from my rears and attached them to high frequency terminals while the low frequency terminals had the the original signal from the fronts. So what i ended up with was the fronts playing both the front and rear output. each connected to it own terminal ...duh!
At first it just sounded all muffled so i turned it up a little and then i didn't hear anything at all. Nothing. I figured out what i did so reconnected everything back to normal and its sounds fine now. But is there a chance i may have done some damage to the speaker/crossovers/or amp?
thanks.
Last night i decided to try and passively biamp my mains using the 2 channels of my 5 channel amp from my rear speakers. Anyway for some dumb reason i accidentally just took the wires from my rears and attached them to high frequency terminals while the low frequency terminals had the the original signal from the fronts. So what i ended up with was the fronts playing both the front and rear output. each connected to it own terminal ...duh!
At first it just sounded all muffled so i turned it up a little and then i didn't hear anything at all. Nothing. I figured out what i did so reconnected everything back to normal and its sounds fine now. But is there a chance i may have done some damage to the speaker/crossovers/or amp?
thanks.