Seeing all old post on bi wire, I will have a stupid thinking on 1 bi wire speaker connecting to 2 amp.
For the normal bi amp mentioned by c hing, HF(高音)同低音(LF) 分開推 by 2 amp is bi-amp. For this way, both amp will be operate and signal push to the HF and LF of the speaker at the same time, this is so call by-amp. The bridge of the speaker is removed and all the 4 holes at the speaker operate.
If only connect to an AV amp without zone b or bi amp function, the speaker need to connect a bridge and the 2 speaker cable will be plugged into either HF or LF depends on the sound you like. If at this stage (withtou removing the bridge), I plug in another 2 ch amp into the other HF/LF, as the AV amp and 2ch amp will not be operated at the same time, signal will only be output to speakers in either 2 cables which is the same as normal connection. Theoritically it should be work but only the problem is (1) some of the signal may lose fm the cable without signal input, and (2) the most dangerous thing is if 2ch amp is accidentally on when the AV amp operate, the speaker will be burn.....