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Hi, I don't know much about electronics, so I would like some help. I
have a bi-amp mini hifi, and I want to connect one decent set of normal hifi speakers (ie with only one set of terminals per cabinet) to it that will reproduce the whole tonal range. can I just run the wires for the left bass and the left treble from my hifi onto the single set of terminals on my left speaker and the same respectively for the right? ie. can I join up the wires from the separated bi-amp signals so that I effectively merge the signals again, and stick the joined up wires straigt into non bi amped speakers without blowing anything up? are there any issues of changing resistance when the signals from the bass and the treble are connected in paralell in order to do this? Any help would be much appreciated. |
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