biamped
Biamped is a term used in the field of audio engineering and music production to describe a specific type of amplifier configuration. The term is a portmanteau of "bias" and "amplified," reflecting its unique characteristics. In a biamped system, two separate amplifiers are used to drive a single loudspeaker, each providing a different type of amplification. This configuration is often employed to achieve a more balanced and controlled sound, particularly in live sound reinforcement and studio applications.
The primary advantage of a biamped system is its ability to provide both high-power amplification for low-frequency
Biamped systems are commonly used in professional audio setups due to their flexibility and ability to optimize