fameless

I have the same pre-amp and have noticed volume changes by the remote are fairly larger. When I get home tomorrow night I'll try cycling the power switch and see if I get the same results as you.

So with an electronic crossover, I wouldn't need the crossover in the speaker?

What's the difference? One amp would power just the woofer, the other the mid horn and tweeter. I have a NAD preamp, but not an electronic crossover.

Before I jump the gun and mod my crossovers, I would like some more opinons on wether or not it's worth it.

My crossover networks are from Bob Crites. I accidentally ordered the E type networks instead of the E-2, but with some research on the forum and help from Bob, they are wired correctly as E-2 networks. I can crack open my speakers and snap a pic if necessary, and I think that I would be able to follow your directions, but I'm more of a visual person. Would you be able to draw a diagram for me, or I could draw one up based on your instructions and post it to see if I'm tracking. Thanks for the help.

I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction to modify the E-2 crossover network for bi-amping. I was thinking amping the woofer seperate from the horn and tweeter.