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<blockquote data-quote="crow" data-source="post: 1964810" data-attributes="member: 568415"><p>The passive crossover for the MMC6500's can be set up for biamping. There is a switch on the crossover to set them for single or dual channel input. As mikeyboc wrote, you can also use a different electronic or passive crossover if you wish to customize your setup.</p><p></p><p>Biamping generally means that each individual driver has it's own dedicated amplifier channel. The Polk manual is a little screwed up in that it mixes the terms biamp and biwire, which are not the same thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crow, post: 1964810, member: 568415"] The passive crossover for the MMC6500's can be set up for biamping. There is a switch on the crossover to set them for single or dual channel input. As mikeyboc wrote, you can also use a different electronic or passive crossover if you wish to customize your setup. Biamping generally means that each individual driver has it's own dedicated amplifier channel. The Polk manual is a little screwed up in that it mixes the terms biamp and biwire, which are not the same thing. [/QUOTE]
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