As someone who shotgun bi-wires I’d recommend putting those $s into upgrading other components first unless you think they’re all up to where you want them to be. I also agree with others that if you haven’t replaced the stock jumper plates with good-quality wire jumpers I’d consider doing that at a far lower cost before employing many feet of expensive speaker cable. What I’m saying is, there are many other ways to spend money on a system that yield more improvement per dollar than doubling your speaker cable, at least in my experience. For what it’s worth.
To bi wire or not bi wire
Hello all,
I have a pair of B&W P6 speakers driven by a plinius 8100 integrated.
The plinius has two sets of speaker outputs per channel and the B&W’s are biwireable.
Would there be any benefit to running 4 separate cables? If so, any recommendations for cables?
The binding posts on the B&W’s make using spades difficult so banana’s would work better.
Just asking this question because it would require a total of 24 feet of cable so it could get pricey real fast.
budget is around $500.
Thanks in advance
I have a pair of B&W P6 speakers driven by a plinius 8100 integrated.
The plinius has two sets of speaker outputs per channel and the B&W’s are biwireable.
Would there be any benefit to running 4 separate cables? If so, any recommendations for cables?
The binding posts on the B&W’s make using spades difficult so banana’s would work better.
Just asking this question because it would require a total of 24 feet of cable so it could get pricey real fast.
budget is around $500.
Thanks in advance