In order to bi-amp Klipsch Synergy F-30 speakers, does the internal crossover have to be removed. Already know about removing the jumper between posts
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No you remove the gold plated bridge between the highs and lows were the speaker wire connects. Then you run individual speaker wires from the reciever to them so using four channels instead of two. You can change the internal crossover with the receiver settings in the reciever. My marantzs has a diagram on the internet which can be downloaded.
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I don't know either for sure, but if you want to bi-amp and remove the internal x-over would mean that you have an external x-over. This sounds kind of strange to me. I had mine bi-amped and also tried bi-wired, but didn't hear a difference. I'm no audiophile, but got fairly good equipment and with the efficiency of the Klipsch you won' t have a big issue anyway.
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The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some... » Read More The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. « Show Less
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They don't have external crossovers, but you shouldn't need them, they are similar to coaxial speakers; its all one system. They are very similar to my guitar amp, all of the frequencies come from the one speaker. Hope this helps
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The manual states "Dual binding posts allow bi-amp or bi-wire connections, for the ultimate in customized high performance audio". I just used the lower set on each speaker and they sound fantastic. Go to http://www.audioholics.com/frequent-questions/the-difference-between-biamping-vs-biwiring for an explanation of the two options.
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Is does not have a crossover, it does have a capacitor which will block lows, but you could use your component speakers crossover instead.
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The integration series is intended to be "easy install" with higher efficiency, so they don't use passive crossovers. The tweeters have built in capacitors, and the woofers have a coil on the side to handle the crossover slope.
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I hope I understand your question correctly. If you connect each of the three speakers to the connections on the crossover, each of the 8 ohm speakers will be fed correctly without any other modification.
687872
I have them parallel with my door speakers in my truck. Have no crossover on mine but I do run the bass blocker that came with them
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That tweeter much be a bit much because its rated 500rms where as the crossovers can only handle 150rms. The crossovers are really made for a good components style hook up, that tweeter looks like more competition style hook up and may require its own amp to push them to there full potential. :-)
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Agree with previous response. Unless your existing wiring is shot, just stick with it. Worst case you need to cut off the connectors and crimp/solder/splice in some new ends to fit the speakers.
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This is a very good crossover network when used with parts express or goldwood speakers. I've used this crossover in 3-way speaker enclosures with 10" and 8" woofers and they sound great. You may have to experiment with older speakers because of their effective crossover points. Good luck.
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No I don't have any crossover installed for mine. As far as the amp, I have an old fosgate 200.2 running them. I think they sound great. Very loud and clean
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Yes and no. If you do, I would get an external crossover. I have this sub with the JBL eons too. The problem with the JBLs is they have no option on them for a high pass filter when connecting a sub, this causes frequencies to cross and creates problems with your sound. I suppose jbl does this because they want you to buy their subs.
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Hey Michael, they didn't come with crossovers. On the system I ran, there wasn't a need for a crossover. Also, these speakers dont come with tweeters.
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They have crossovers already, just wire them like the manual says, enable your high pass filter (or not) and your good to go.
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Polk describes the speakers as being a 4-way tower speaker with three 5-1/4 inch drivers. Arranged in a MTMW configuration suggests the crossover is a 3-way, perhaps they claim a 4-way because it can be connected with a bi-amp capable receiver. I upgraded the xover with a VR3 Mod that replaced the stock components with higher quality ones. The upgrade was well worth it.
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First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If you are somewhat mechanically inclined & patient you should be alright. First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If... » Read More First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If you are somewhat mechanically inclined & patient you should be alright. « Show Less