|   bi-wiring 2 way speakers important? | stan2
Jul 28, 2002 7:06 AM | | ...i see the following in a website price list for speaker cable (DH Labs)...
"Internally Biwired pairs
(recommended for most 2-way speakers)"
... i hadn't heard that biwiring was recommended for 2-ways, in particular. is it because with only 2 drivers, it is more important to feed separate signals? (i've never bi-wired speakers, but i just bought some taylo ref monitors from tyler acoustics and i want to do them justice...). whaddya think? |
| re: bi-wiring 2 way speakers important? | StevenSurprenant
Jul 28, 2002 5:54 PM | | From my experiance, if you hear any change it will be minor, but it may be enough to make a difference depending how particular you are. You may also not hear any change.
I understand that bi-amping is the prefered way to go, but I know very little about this. |
| re: bi-wiring 2 way speakers important? | Lazarus Short
Jul 29, 2002 5:39 AM | | I have a pair of B & W Matrix 805's, and they are set up for biamping, which I have not tried, or for biwiring, which I have tried. Believe me, the amp makes so much more difference than the wire! I'm now single-wiring and using the wires themselves as jumpers from bass to treble inputs. This sounded fine, until I killed my amp thru yet another round of (unsuccessful) modification.
Lazarus Short in western Missouri |
| What modification? (nt) | StevenSurprenant
Jul 29, 2002 9:29 AM | | |
| Never mind, I read what you did. (nt) | StevenSurprenant
Jul 29, 2002 10:28 AM | | |
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