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New Kali Audio monitor

dziemian

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I was thinking about the same but too much hassle and too expensive in general. Waiting for an active version
 

Ellebob

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There are two different Phoenix connectors on the back of the speaker. One is for bi-amping and has six connections. Two of them are unused and and the other four connections are for high frequency +/- and low frequency +/-.

There is another separate connector if you want to use the built-in crossover. It just has a positive and a negative connection that you would connect to the positive and negative of most normal amps. You could use the Topping amp with that connection. You would only use the bi-amp connection if you have an external crossover.

When using a single amp channel to power the speaker I would put a volume limiter on the receiver or processor. Most receivers and processors have a max volume limit and I would set that so one couldn't accidentally blow the speaker.
 
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