Bi-amp question

Check this out, I think it's essentially the same kind of question, and might involve something like running a line-out from the Superfly into the 300. But, if you use the line-out, do you disable the 'Fly's speaker-out? That would bring the idea to an end.

Here's the question I posted (it starts out, "I have a funny question..."):
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=452373&highlight=Ashdown+Superfly

 

Since both cabs are designed for full-range operation, it probably won't work well.

When bi-amping, you should use subs, mids, etc. The bass speakers you have are all built to cover the same ranges.

 

That's a real point. But Rick, could the Superfly be used in this way if you did have properly designed cabs?

 

Does the Superfly have a crossover and two power amps?

 

Not necessarily...

I've run a bi-amp through two identical cabs, and it really did produce a better sound. It reduces phasing by making sure the same frequencies aren't coming from two places.

My current cab setup is a regular 15 on the bottom, and a sealed 12" on top. The 12 isn't tuned for high frequencies, but being sealed does less bottom end. Sounds great.

Ian

 

No x-over, but two power amps. And I don't mean really bi-amping- I'm trying to use the power amp on the Superfly, and simultaneously line out from it to another power amp.