I've read through the topic and I am impressed with the level of knowledge here. I have a question about biamping with my equipment. My current setup consists of a B&K ST-202 solid state amp (gold/black), a matching B&K Pro-5 preamp, and a Conrad Johnson MV75A1 tube amplifier. I want to biamp my Energy Veritas 2.4i floorstanding loudspeakers (link) with the ST-202 for the woofers and the MV75A1 on the mids/highs. The speakers have four terminals for biamping. My amplifiers undoubtedly (no way to check) have unmatched gains because of their characteristics: the ST-202 is 125 wpc solid and the MV75A1 is 75 wpc tube. To my limited knowledge, this necessitates the use of an active crossover and I assuming it would be just 2-way, even through there are 5 drivers on the speakers. I am looking for a crossover for my system with high end audio in mind as well as budget. The pro options are enticing budget wise but I want to keep my signal analogue and clean. I have seen that the Marchand crossovers (link) are highly regarded. Do you have any other recommendations for me about active crossovers? Thanks, Sam
