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<blockquote data-quote="DejaWiz" data-source="post: 3098803" data-attributes="member: 569941">Biamp means that you can run 2 channels of the amp into the MID IN of the passive xovers and 2 channels o the amp into the TWEETER IN of the passive crossovers.&nbsp; The passive xovers will still do the job of properly crossing the frequencies.If you run a true active setup (either from an active capable HU or an aftermarket active xover, it will take care of crossing the frequencies before the amplifier does it&#039;s job.BIAMPING:HU RCA&#039;s -&amp;gt; AMP INPUTSCHANNELS 1 and 2 OUT -&amp;gt; PASSIVE XOVER TWEETER INCHANNEL 3 and 4 OUT -&amp;gt; PASSIVE XOVER MID INPASSIVE XOVER MID OUT -&amp;gt; MIDPASSIVE XOVER TWEETER OUT -&amp;gt; TWEETERACTIVE:HU RCA&#039;s -&amp;gt; ACTIVE XO (if needed)ACTIVE XO (or HU) RCA&#039;s -&amp;gt; AMP INPUTSCHANNELS 1 and 2 OUT -&amp;gt; TWEETERS (or mids, depending on the wiring)CHANNELS 3 and 4 OUT -&amp;gt; MIDS (or tweeters, depending on the wiring)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DejaWiz, post: 3098803, member: 569941"] Biamp means that you can run 2 channels of the amp into the MID IN of the passive xovers and 2 channels o the amp into the TWEETER IN of the passive crossovers. The passive xovers will still do the job of properly crossing the frequencies. If you run a true active setup (either from an active capable HU or an aftermarket active xover, it will take care of crossing the frequencies before the amplifier does it's job. BIAMPING: HU RCA's -> AMP INPUTS CHANNELS 1 and 2 OUT -> PASSIVE XOVER TWEETER IN CHANNEL 3 and 4 OUT -> PASSIVE XOVER MID IN PASSIVE XOVER MID OUT -> MID PASSIVE XOVER TWEETER OUT -> TWEETER ACTIVE: HU RCA's -> ACTIVE XO (if needed) ACTIVE XO (or HU) RCA's -> AMP INPUTS CHANNELS 1 and 2 OUT -> TWEETERS (or mids, depending on the wiring) CHANNELS 3 and 4 OUT -> MIDS (or tweeters, depending on the wiring) [/QUOTE]

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