Hi,
I’m having some challenges with my Yamaha RX-V773 5.1 amp I recently picked up. It’s fine for 5.1, but two track stereo I’m finding that there is no bottom end and any recordings sourced from my turntable, cassette deck or CD player sound lifeless as compared for the NAD 325 I was using previously.
My thoughts on how to correct this are as follows:
1. Make use of the bi-amp connection so that low frequencies can be sent to the speakers through separate wires (the HF and LF terminals on the speakers are connected by jumpers at the moment, though still not getting any bottom end)
2. Even if the above improves performance, I’m skeptical that this will rival using the NAD for non surround sound audio - therefore what sort of speaker switch is recommended? Something like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14479707...CYEgxirTqa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Is there a switch that would accept bi-wire HF and LF from the Yamaha, and a single signal from the NAD… and output a single signal to the speakers?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob.
I’m having some challenges with my Yamaha RX-V773 5.1 amp I recently picked up. It’s fine for 5.1, but two track stereo I’m finding that there is no bottom end and any recordings sourced from my turntable, cassette deck or CD player sound lifeless as compared for the NAD 325 I was using previously.
My thoughts on how to correct this are as follows:
1. Make use of the bi-amp connection so that low frequencies can be sent to the speakers through separate wires (the HF and LF terminals on the speakers are connected by jumpers at the moment, though still not getting any bottom end)
2. Even if the above improves performance, I’m skeptical that this will rival using the NAD for non surround sound audio - therefore what sort of speaker switch is recommended? Something like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14479707...CYEgxirTqa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Is there a switch that would accept bi-wire HF and LF from the Yamaha, and a single signal from the NAD… and output a single signal to the speakers?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob.