Bi-amping Test.!

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o.k. have now finished doing the m.f. M6 SERIES, using first the M6I INT. then using it as a pre-amp with the M6 PWR, very nice on both ways, although the integrated is superve on it's own the pwr is greater at low volumes, then tried the integrated for high fqz's and pwr for the bass, i found that the conbination of such was breath taking, not cheap but i am sure that most of other manufacturers products at a lesser price will do wonders to bi-amp, imo,
nando.
 
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RobHolt said:
What are the speakers Joseph?
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hi rob, they are very rare ss they were made for me 20 years ago when my friends use to be co-owners of castle, based on a quater wave desing upper upgrade of the winchesters with spacial iron base supports and can also be come to open buffle,
regards,
nando.
 
I must say Rob, the m6i integrated on it's own is a very different animal from m.f.with the separete class A pre-amp and dual mono power amps , what got me is that they are all in one box,at 200wpc, not that watts matter but the sound on it's own i think is super, whe you are near or taking pictures of the BRIDGE pass round,
regards,
nando.
 
having tried various interconnects on both integrated solo and integrated to power, still using the same speaker cable the most that i favoured the most is LAT, NOW I AM HAPPY BI-AMPING, TOTAL delight,
nando.
 

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