I use unterminated cable and bare wire is fed through both terminals and secured in place.
No jumpers or quality jumpers needed.
No jumpers or quality jumpers needed.
Do you Bi-Wire, if you can?
This topic came about in another post.
If your speakers allow for bi-wiring, do you use this feature? Or, do you use good quality jumpers and single wire cables? Or, do you just use the jumper plates that come with the speakers and single wire cables?
(If you are bi-amping, then that's completely different.)
If your speakers allow for bi-wiring, do you use this feature? Or, do you use good quality jumpers and single wire cables? Or, do you just use the jumper plates that come with the speakers and single wire cables?
(If you are bi-amping, then that's completely different.)
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Geph0007, couldn't get that url to work. Is this what you mean? http://www.nordost.com/downloads/NorseJumperinstructions.pdf The Nordost diagonal biwire. I use this method with a single cable run. I believe there is a difference in sound. |
I do. I don't question Albert's judgement so my VR-5s are biwired. There is another potential benefit - choosing cables specific to the job (hi or low) can help you to tailor sound a tad. I'm biwiring with Analysis Plus Oval 9/Oval 12 and it gave my system more low end punch. I can see this combo eventually replacing the ever popular Kimber 8TC/4TC biwire setup as the working man's biwire bargain - speaking in relative terms, of course. It's smoother and more musical than the Kimber combo. |
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