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Also tried pre out amp 1 connected to aux in on amp 2. HF on amp 1 and LF on amp 2. Much more bass and clearer mids. Have to turn up amp 2 approximately half way then control volume from from amp 1

Pre out amp 1 connected to pre out of amp 2. HF connected to amp 1 and LF connected to amp2. Sound better but don’t understand how it works.

I wrote it wrong, I know it’s biamping the speakers. Unfortunately I read online you can bi amp with two Identical amps. I obviously got it wrong.

I tried it in the aux but got hardly any sound. I read online it could be done with two identical amps, I obviously got it wrong. With it connected pre out to pre out does that mean both are being used as pre amps? Sorry new to the hifi side, always had AV receivers in the past

If you know how I should connect the two together please let me know. Many thanks

Hi Gary Thanks for your reply, I went from pre out to pre out as there is nothing marked main in on the amp. Just phono, cd, tuner, aux 1 Aux 2. I’ve got first amp powering HF and second powering LF

Good evening all. I have 2 Rotel A11 amps and wanting to bi amp my Rotel C11 cd player. I have the cd player connected to the first amp and the two amps connected from pre out on one to pre amp out on the other. This works, is clearer and more bass response, but I thought I’d have to connect...