Also called “bi-amping“, when a single audio signal is dived into two frequency ranges and then sent to two separate amplifiers, which in turn drive separate loudspeakers it is said to be “bi-amped.” A crossover network is used to divide the audio into ranges that are suitable for the speaker drivers that will be used to reproduce them. As a side benefit, biamping also allows the amplifier(s) to potentiallybe chosen or designed with a more specific set of performance criteria in mind.
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