@nonoise - When you say jumpers - are you using the metal jumpers that come with the speaker? If you are, then yes, the jumpers are the issue - but rather the making a second set of cables try some quality jumpers like these ones on @grannyring 's system page - he loves them grannyring's System - Virtual Systems (audiogon.com) Also take a look at this thread - the Helix Speaker cables are exceptional Regards - Steve |
@williewonka , Actually, I was using a pair of DH Labs silver plated OFC copper jumpers and for the longest time, and thought they were great. It was when I tried using the Tempo Electrics on the high connectors was when I realized some musical information was AWOL, along with cleaner and clearer highs and lows. This will take some time. 😄 All the best, Nonoise |
@nonoise I see you are also a Tempo Electric cable user as well. It would be interesting to see how a set of bi-wire Tempo Electric speaker cables compare to your single wire experience. My Neotech high definition silver speaker cables sound better in bi-wire configuration with my speakers, Classic Audio Loudspeakers T1.5 Reference from McIntosh Mc2301 amps. I used the classic Audio copper jumpers at first, but felt that the imaging was slightly subdued. How long are your speaker cables? I need a pair of 10 feet and prefer bananas. |
