G GMK New member Jan 23, 2009 27 0 0 Mar 21, 2013 #1 Could I use an Audiolab 8000P power amp to do this with my Onkyo 8050?
T toyota man New member Apr 22, 2009 79 0 0 Mar 21, 2013 #2 Gibs_MK said: Could I use an Audiolab 8000P power amp to do this with my Onkyo 8050? Click to expand... If your Onkyo has pre outs yes I used to run an Audiolab 8000A + 8000PX sounded very good 🙂
Gibs_MK said: Could I use an Audiolab 8000P power amp to do this with my Onkyo 8050? Click to expand... If your Onkyo has pre outs yes I used to run an Audiolab 8000A + 8000PX sounded very good 🙂
B Bodfish New member Jun 25, 2009 16 0 0 Mar 21, 2013 #3 Technically yes but unless the onkyo and audio lab have the same gain you will have disparate levels. Personally I wouldn't bother.
Technically yes but unless the onkyo and audio lab have the same gain you will have disparate levels. Personally I wouldn't bother.
S Singslinger New member Jul 31, 2010 16 1 0 Mar 22, 2013 #4 Bodfish said: Technically yes but unless the onkyo and audio lab have the same gain you will have disparate levels. Personally I wouldn't bother. Click to expand... Yes I agree. I think you'd also have to have equal runs of the same cable. Even then you might end up with slight timing differences (at least that was my experience when I tried biamping using different brands with different power ratings).
Bodfish said: Technically yes but unless the onkyo and audio lab have the same gain you will have disparate levels. Personally I wouldn't bother. Click to expand... Yes I agree. I think you'd also have to have equal runs of the same cable. Even then you might end up with slight timing differences (at least that was my experience when I tried biamping using different brands with different power ratings).
G GMK New member Jan 23, 2009 27 0 0 Mar 22, 2013 #5 Thanks. I'm still learning. So in reality my only option would be to bi-amp with another Onkyo 8050?
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