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Here's an example of an "internal" bi-wire cable




Here is an internally biwired XLO Ultra 12BW. This model has a total of four conductors: 2 black and 2 lavender.



At the amp end (top), the 2 black leads are tied together, and the 2 lavender leads are tied together. At the speaker end (bottom), the 4 leads are separated from each other.

I did a search of the Vandersteen's screw terminals. Be aware that, if you use an internally biwired speaker cable, you may have a tough time, routing and bending the 4 leads to the Vandy's screw terminals.

Go to the Totem Sky review(s) over on Speaker Asylum. A double run of XLO Ultra 6 does sound more open, than the internally biwired Ultra 12BW.

When we continue with the Kimber 4TC review here on Cable Asylum, I will show what a "double" biwire pair looks like.

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