Simple question
Is there any rule that says that in bi wiring the cables MUST be of the same type and why ?
Pros cons do and don't please .
I used to have kimber 16 TC in a system that own and know 6 years . thought it was fine, in general I like twisted or braided things ....for speakers .
So a friend was busting my @@ to try 1mm single core pure copper cables slightly twisted
He was right !!!! after that I rediscover my speaker both in middle and high ( can write specific details let's stay that I loved it ) BUT I lost 50% of the bass ....almost
So I expirament try a few things like other type thicker or not twisted or double lines with minor improvement ....
So come up with the idea to biwire use previous kimber for bass and single core for middle and high ..
To my ears is like I have a new speaker never heard my speaker playing like that .
BUT !!!!!
My audiophile friend says that you cannot biwire with different types of cable ..
Can anybody explain why ?
Is there any rule that says that in bi wiring the cables MUST be of the same type and why ?
Pros cons do and don't please .
I used to have kimber 16 TC in a system that own and know 6 years . thought it was fine, in general I like twisted or braided things ....for speakers .
So a friend was busting my @@ to try 1mm single core pure copper cables slightly twisted
He was right !!!! after that I rediscover my speaker both in middle and high ( can write specific details let's stay that I loved it ) BUT I lost 50% of the bass ....almost
So I expirament try a few things like other type thicker or not twisted or double lines with minor improvement ....
So come up with the idea to biwire use previous kimber for bass and single core for middle and high ..
To my ears is like I have a new speaker never heard my speaker playing like that .
BUT !!!!!
My audiophile friend says that you cannot biwire with different types of cable ..
Can anybody explain why ?
Bi-wiring is effectively a form of star grounding based at the amplifier output, although there is little potential for gains in that area. From a certain point of view it could be said to be more than that, and why should there be a limit on which cables to use? They operate independently.
Placed my question with manufacturers that produce ready cables for bi wiring and they said to me that HI level cable is different material diggerent structure
So i done see any reason to MUST have the same type
One audiophile said to me that signal travles different between different types of cable and indeed is effected differntly by the skin effect , inductunce and capacitalce of each individual cable
that may result to a minor phase shift between the 2 ways low/and mid hi
This on its own must be a very good reason
in my case all that worked for my favor and to my ears i now have a new speaker in my house
next week i will modify and share the same practice to my second set of speakers to see how things are going to be
So i done see any reason to MUST have the same type
One audiophile said to me that signal travles different between different types of cable and indeed is effected differntly by the skin effect , inductunce and capacitalce of each individual cable
that may result to a minor phase shift between the 2 ways low/and mid hi
This on its own must be a very good reason
in my case all that worked for my favor and to my ears i now have a new speaker in my house
next week i will modify and share the same practice to my second set of speakers to see how things are going to be
Hi,
If you like your 1mm solidcore for mids and treble, why not make 2mm solidcore for bass?
There are no general rules. If your ears say its good, then it´s good.
All the best
Mattes
If you like your 1mm solidcore for mids and treble, why not make 2mm solidcore for bass?
There are no general rules. If your ears say its good, then it´s good.
All the best
Mattes
There is 2 important rules in the world of hifi, the first one is money and the second one I can't remember.
Because all possible combinations i tryied it appears that they cant produce enough bass
the shine but only in mid and high frequencies
verified that with other users also
Oh, this can be a good one. Discussing bi-wiring pros and cons with Hifi-people is like discussing engine oil with car guys.
This thread can explode...bringing out the popcorn!
@Mattes above universally sums it up.
But some tinder to get the fire starting - by definition bi-wire implicate different loads are presented for each wire set. In that perspective whichever combination of cables you chose is completely overshadowed by the load each node sees and has to transfer signal through.
And remember, almost everything you change make a difference in sounds. If it sounds good, it is good.
This thread can explode...bringing out the popcorn!
@Mattes above universally sums it up.
But some tinder to get the fire starting - by definition bi-wire implicate different loads are presented for each wire set. In that perspective whichever combination of cables you chose is completely overshadowed by the load each node sees and has to transfer signal through.
And remember, almost everything you change make a difference in sounds. If it sounds good, it is good.
In most cases:
The only thing that matters in speaker cables.
Is the total end-to-end resistance of the cable with respect to the loudspeaker frequency impedance curve.
The only thing that matters in speaker cables.
Is the total end-to-end resistance of the cable with respect to the loudspeaker frequency impedance curve.
