I've tried bi-wiring a handful of times in the past without noticing any difference but in each case the system was very different from the previous times I've tried. Most recent (about a year ago) included the Acoustic Zen Satori shotgun dual runs. No difference from what cables had owned previously.
I finally settled for the Harmonic Tech Pro 9 plus internally bi-wired cables but single ended terminations at both ends.
I've been in a tweaking mood so about 6 months ago, I converted the HT Pro 9's to bi-wire termination at the speaker end.
For the first time, I noticed several distinct improvements at the micro level. They include:
1. More open and airy high-end.
2. Greater 3D soundstaging.
3. Better imaging.
I believe the mid/high HT speaker cable is a 14gauge and the woofer speaker cable is a 9 gauge.
And they are internally bi-wired. I appreciate the internally bi-wired at least from a cosmetic perspective.
I finally settled for the Harmonic Tech Pro 9 plus internally bi-wired cables but single ended terminations at both ends.
I've been in a tweaking mood so about 6 months ago, I converted the HT Pro 9's to bi-wire termination at the speaker end.
For the first time, I noticed several distinct improvements at the micro level. They include:
1. More open and airy high-end.
2. Greater 3D soundstaging.
3. Better imaging.
I believe the mid/high HT speaker cable is a 14gauge and the woofer speaker cable is a 9 gauge.
And they are internally bi-wired. I appreciate the internally bi-wired at least from a cosmetic perspective.