Simple, don't bi-wire. You're chasing your tail here - why get rid of a great amp just to do something that makes very little difference? Seems daft to me. If you want to change something, try different speaker cable. Just the one run tho'...
Simple, don't bi-wire. You're chasing your tail here - why get rid of a great amp just to do something that makes very little difference? Seems daft to me. If you want to change something, try different speaker cable. Just the one run tho'...
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Wavy grooves go thru a RigB 540ML on an SL1500C. Digits stream from a cheapie CDP and a Sonos, into a Yamaha 803D driving Kralk Audio little 'uns. I used to have a Linn but I'm better now.
It's a great amp will keep it and get diamonds
Why not fit some jumper cables? Or run the cable through both terminals.
You can keep the speakers and amp you already have.
Kevin
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I'm Johan.
Serious speaker-producers recommends not to biwire. Dynaudio, among others.
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I'm Graeme.
I certainly bi-wire my B&W's, but then I bi-amp, so I have to....
Location: Telemark, Norway
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I'm Johan.
Not presicely formulated by me. Sorry about that.
This is what I ment to say: Some serious producers advices not to bi-wire.
I regard B&W as serious, no discussion about that.
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I'm Luis.