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Re: Intro to bi-/tri-amping Typically, if the speaker has "processor settings" they will list passband levels that indicate how much more or less gain the highs, mids, and lows need. Most manufacturers assume you will use amplifiers with matched gain. I.e. 30dB gain on all pass bands. If they don't match, you can adjust that in the crossover (with additional changes to passband levels) or by using the attenuator knobs on the front of the amp.
Re: Intro to bi-/tri-amping
Typically, if the speaker has "processor settings" they will list passband levels that indicate how much more or less gain the highs, mids, and lows need.
Most manufacturers assume you will use amplifiers with matched gain. I.e. 30dB gain on all pass bands. If they don't match, you can adjust that in the crossover (with additional changes to passband levels) or by using the attenuator knobs on the front of the amp.
