Check with the manufacturer of your speaker. Many speaker designers, Merlin and Silverline for example, actually discourage bi-wiring stating that it detracts from the overall sonic presentation favoring the factory strapping or jumpers. Others encourage bi-wiring. The bottom line is follow what the manufacturer recommends and chances are you will get the best out of your speakers.
Bi-wire options
i thought it would be better to post this question in a cable circle than out in the open. here are some bi-wire options that i have run across and would like to get your impressions on the sonic benefits of each.
1) cable attached to the upper posts.
2) cables attached to the lower posts.
3) keep the two neg. posts shorted and cables attached to the upper or lower posts.
4) attach the pos. cable to the upper post and the neg. cable to the lower post (diagonally)
thanks,
marvin
1) cable attached to the upper posts.
2) cables attached to the lower posts.
3) keep the two neg. posts shorted and cables attached to the upper or lower posts.
4) attach the pos. cable to the upper post and the neg. cable to the lower post (diagonally)
thanks,
marvin