It wasn't until after my last posting that I finally understood the full implications of your statement.It never occured to me that a company would stoop to such a cynical marketing ploy as the halved "biwire" scheme that you were referring to.I sincerely hope that the cable products that you address are sold for the same cost as the single run cables from which they would have been derived.Care to name names?
Wiring two post speakers with biwire cable
I have speakers with one pair of binding posts each. My amp has four binding posts for each channel (biwiring capable).
I have a set of biwire cables (one end has two terminations, + and -, the other end has four, two + and two -).
Is is safe to connect all four terminations at the end of this cable to the two posts on each speaker, or should I leave one set of + and - unconnected? What if I connected the four termination end to the amp and the two termination end to the speaker?
I don't want to run into any problems with running cables in parallel, messing with impedance, etc. Thanks.
I have a set of biwire cables (one end has two terminations, + and -, the other end has four, two + and two -).
Is is safe to connect all four terminations at the end of this cable to the two posts on each speaker, or should I leave one set of + and - unconnected? What if I connected the four termination end to the amp and the two termination end to the speaker?
I don't want to run into any problems with running cables in parallel, messing with impedance, etc. Thanks.
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