[jdandy]

Originally Posted by C220MC275

In my.......second system.
Passion gives strength.
Today I decided to take them at the lower floor and alone brought them down in the stairs.
And I am far from being a superman ( the ones who know me could testify that I'm a rather small and unsignificant man ).
Still, my love for those wonders have been stronger.
Do you know the Eva Cassidy's song ( maybe not from her though ) : " How can I stop from singing ? "
I think I heard the EB1i shouting this at me each day since I removed them from the main system.
They are now playing with the C46 and the Manley Snappers. And yes, they sing like very few speakers can do.

Pics to come !

BTW, is there a problem if 2 different amps are connected at the EB1i at the same time ( one on the treble plug for example and the other one on the mids ) , while only one is on and playing ?
Let me explain : my son uses this system and often forgets the Snappers on. So I plugged my Audiolab SS amp to the second output of the C46 and I would like to have the Audiolab plugged all the time in the EB1i, as the Snappers. By selecting the output on the C46, either amp will deliver the signal. Is that a problem ?

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Jérôme.......I would not leave both amplifiers connected to the speakers at the same time. They will each back feed voltage into the output stages of the amplifier not being used. Don't do this. I would suggest using banana plugs for each amp at the back of the PMC EB1i speakers, only connecting the amp you wish to use. Perhaps you can always make sure when you are finished listening to the Manley that is gets disconnected from the speakers and the Audiolab reconnected.

Happy to know the EB1i's are back in service. I love mine. They are playing right now.