bi amping a b&w center with 145's
Posted by: neil w on 24 March 2007
has anyone bi amped a center channel using two nap 145's
and if so what are your thoughts on what the 2nd 145 brought to the experience
neil
and if so what are your thoughts on what the 2nd 145 brought to the experience
neil
Posted on: 24 March 2007 by Trevor Bennett
Hi Neil,
I am using 2 Nap 135's to drive my Ruark CL15.I went from a Nap 180 ,which was used with a bi amp cable so i could use both sides,and it was a big improvement going to the 135's in all areas.I think the centre channel is the most important there always seems to be alot coming from it.
Cheers
Trevor
I am using 2 Nap 135's to drive my Ruark CL15.I went from a Nap 180 ,which was used with a bi amp cable so i could use both sides,and it was a big improvement going to the 135's in all areas.I think the centre channel is the most important there always seems to be alot coming from it.
Cheers
Trevor
Posted on: 25 March 2007 by Tuan
quote:Originally posted by neil w:
has anyone bi amped a center channel using two nap 145's
and if so what are your thoughts on what the 2nd 145 brought to the experience
neil
To power a centre channel speaker by 2 NAP145? What type of speaker do you have in mind and how rich are those people who can do this?
Posted on: 25 March 2007 by neil w
the speaker is my htm2d , and after all your'e only as rich as other people think you are
neil
neil
Posted on: 25 March 2007 by David Dever
Have you already tried it with a NAP250-2? (You'd need a custom cable for this, easily worked up by your dealer.)
Posted on: 25 March 2007 by neil w
david please explain how this would work
neil
neil
Posted on: 25 March 2007 by David Dever
Assuming you're using an AV2, you'll need a custom DIN-4 to XLR interconnect that carries the left output channel (C) to both XLR input pins of the NAP250-2.
Then, simply run two runs of speaker wire to your (passively-) bi-amped center channel loudspeaker–one run for HF, one run for LF.
Then, simply run two runs of speaker wire to your (passively-) bi-amped center channel loudspeaker–one run for HF, one run for LF.
Posted on: 26 March 2007 by neil w
david im using a meridian g68 ( single phono out )
neil
neil
Posted on: 26 March 2007 by David Dever
Then this would be a non-Naim custom cable (RCA phono to XLR-3, pins 2 & 3 conected together).