Thanks for the idea. I can try this. As you have indicated,
synchronous control of volume across 3 systems would be the challenge.

Thanks, Regi

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(Regi) wrote in message . com...
There is no pressing reason for this misadventure other than to
experiment. Theory talks so much about the disadvantages of passive
network... you see .

I understand. Could be fun!

I think best strategy would be to assemble a
low powered system myself. Otherwise, it will not be practical to buy
6 mono amps from market within my budget.

Sounds like a fun and educational project!

As for the amps, you could look around at flea markets, pawn shops,
etc. and buy three stereo integrated or power amps, or receivers, and
you'd have 6 channels pretty cheaply. The amps wouldn't match in terms
of looks or specs, but this would be a cheap way to get 6 channels of
amplification. I suggest that whatever you get, make sure you can
control the volume on each amp, or else build volume controls into
your crossover network.

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