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This is question for SR9600 owners, or owners of Marantz receivers that have similar features.
The SR9600 (and a few other Marantz receivers) is advertised as being able to bi-amp on its own, by using a switch in the back to convert the rear surrounds to bi-amp outputs for the "A" speakers. The manual's wiring diagram specifies that when using this config, the "C" outputs are to be directed to the bass\\low frequency wiring posts, and the "A" to the tweeter\\high frequency posts.
There is an obvious question here: is Marantz suggesting that when using this config the receiver is acting as an "active" crossover? If so, it sounds amazing.
Not sure who has experience with this... Anyone?
The SR9600 (and a few other Marantz receivers) is advertised as being able to bi-amp on its own, by using a switch in the back to convert the rear surrounds to bi-amp outputs for the "A" speakers. The manual's wiring diagram specifies that when using this config, the "C" outputs are to be directed to the bass\\low frequency wiring posts, and the "A" to the tweeter\\high frequency posts.
There is an obvious question here: is Marantz suggesting that when using this config the receiver is acting as an "active" crossover? If so, it sounds amazing.
Not sure who has experience with this... Anyone?
