Bi-amp or single amp

lcswoosh05 13 January 2008

Does it make any difference on sound at all if a studio monitor is bi-amped or single amp meaning only one speaker has the amp and uses a crossover to divide the tweeter and woofer. I have heard the M-Audio AV-30 and it uses single amp and I think the sound was a lot more clear and better than my Roland DS-30A bi-amped monitor. Does bi-amp suppose to be better then single amp?

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This is the AV-40 but it uses exactly the same things as the AV-

lcswoosh05 Sun, 01/13/2008 - 08:37

This is the AV-40 but it uses exactly the same things as the AV-30 but only difference is that the AV-30 is a 3in woofer instead of a 4in.

http://www.m-audio.com

Basicaly is any bi-amped monitors better than single amped monit

lcswoosh05 Sun, 01/13/2008 - 10:26

Basicaly is any bi-amped monitors better than single amped monitors? Since I did notice that all of high end monitors are bi-amped like my Roland DS-30A.

If you have monitors that are like the M-Audio AV 30 or AV 40 th

lcswoosh05 Mon, 01/14/2008 - 04:10

If you have monitors that are like the M-Audio AV 30 or AV 40 that are 3in or 4in woofers and has a 1in tweeter do you need bi-amp on those too? Or since they are small they don't need bi-amp since it will give them too much power for small compac monitors.

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This is the AV-40 but it uses exactly the same things as the AV-

Basicaly is any bi-amped monitors better than single amped monit

If you have monitors that are like the M-Audio AV 30 or AV 40 th

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