If you really want to notice a difference, spend less money on cables and put that money towards another amp …. And Bi-amp the speakers. I run a solid-state amp for the low end and a tube amp for the mid and highs. You get the best of both worlds!
Bi Wiring Speakers from Luxman L-509X
I'm looking at updating speaker cables and I'm convinced that biwiring with two separate sets will be the best approach over a single set of speaker cables with matching jumpers.
My 509 has two sets of speaker outputs and I can select for the amplifier to drive both outputs. So my plan is to run one set of outputs/speaker cables to the woofers and the other outputs/speaker cables to the tweeters.
My question is will this create any compromises in the performance in any way? I don't want to end up with improving one aspect at the detriment to another.
Am I just overthinking it?
My 509 has two sets of speaker outputs and I can select for the amplifier to drive both outputs. So my plan is to run one set of outputs/speaker cables to the woofers and the other outputs/speaker cables to the tweeters.
My question is will this create any compromises in the performance in any way? I don't want to end up with improving one aspect at the detriment to another.
Am I just overthinking it?