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In Reply to: Re: bi-wiring is for those who like mud in their system posted by Proceedbob on November 2, 2000 at 02:27:33:
I think there can be a lot of reasons bi-wiring and single-wiring sound different.
Different wires and double runs being the most obvious.
Another fallacy is the different-is-better.
Perhaps the best test would be taking a cable that is single-ended at the amp-side and biwired at the pseakers. Then they are shortened (preferably with links from the same LS-wire) at the speakerside.
I would be interested in the outcomes of such an experiment, but have to admit I'm too lazy to do it myself.
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Follow Ups
- Double runs can be problematic - Lex v W 11/2/0004:00:36 11/2/00 (4)
- Re: Double runs can be problematic - piezo 08:02:02 11/3/00 (3)
- Re: Double runs can be problematic - SJT 06:44:50 11/4/00 (1)
- Re: Double runs can be problematic - piezo 07:45:01 11/6/00 (0)
- keep in mind... - pcanis 08:45:33 11/3/00 (0)
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