PurpleAngel
Headphoneus Supremus
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Alright, sounds good.
I'll update this thread when I have gone through the bi-amping process, and have had a chance to listen to the speakers.
Thanks guys.
It would be better to wire the "fronts" on the receiver to the woofers and the surrounds to the tweeters
Fronts would normally receive/output the lower frequencies (for the woofer) then the surrounds.
I'm far from an audio "expert" Shermanator, but I believe Wuwhere knows even less then me.
I use to install stereos back in the late 80s and I've set myself up several receivers for bi-wiring,
All those receivers needed to be told in the setup to run bi-wiring, which your receiver does not have.
The setup wuwhere is giving you will be "weird" sounding.
The front speakers create the main (full) sound, the surrounds receive different sound (info) then what the fronts get.
The way Wuwhere has the setup you might get limited bass from the woofer on the Polk Audios.
Also with this weird wiring setup, if you set the receiver to normal stereo, the surrounds would not receive a signal
You would have to leave the receiver in an expanded stereo mode, were all 4 wires from the receiver would output a signal.
Any reason you are running wires to the sub-woofer, when you should be running an single RCA cable from the sub woofer pre-out to the RCA input on the sub-woofer?
Does the current sub-woofer have a cut-off, so it's only trying to output the lower proper freq. instead of the full range?
Email Pioneer, give then all the details (model number of a components) of what your trying to setup, see what they tell you.