I'm looking for a receiver to use with a pair of active-biamped speakers that I have. These are speakers that I custom made a while back. They don't have crossovers inside; rather they rely on an outboard active electronic crossover which seperates out the high and low frequency signals, which are then sent to seperate amps directly connected to the mid and tweeter drivers.
I could use this setup with a new receiver by sending the main speaker signal from the new receiver to the active crossover, then to an outboard 4 channel amp I have (for mid/hi left/right).
But I'd rather ditch the active crossover and outboard amplifer and use a receiver that has all that built in. So I'm looking for a receiver that could allow me to tell it to filter out the frequencies above about 3.5kHz from front Left/Right (so I could drive the midwoofers), and send the same signal with the frequencies below 3.5Khz to one of the rear channels that nobody uses, so I could drive the tweeters from there.
I've not seen anything like this, but there's no reason it couldn't exist!
I could use this setup with a new receiver by sending the main speaker signal from the new receiver to the active crossover, then to an outboard 4 channel amp I have (for mid/hi left/right).
But I'd rather ditch the active crossover and outboard amplifer and use a receiver that has all that built in. So I'm looking for a receiver that could allow me to tell it to filter out the frequencies above about 3.5kHz from front Left/Right (so I could drive the midwoofers), and send the same signal with the frequencies below 3.5Khz to one of the rear channels that nobody uses, so I could drive the tweeters from there.
I've not seen anything like this, but there's no reason it couldn't exist!