Cable length question

Speaker cables bi-amped

One cable from amp to main mid and upper frequency speakers.

One cable from amp to sub woofer high level input, another cable from high level out to the bass speaker on the main.

Stereo subwoofers so this arrangement repeats.

Question 1 should all cable be same length? Or

Question 2 should all lengths be equal? Meaning the mid and high frequency cable length equal to the sum of the amp-sub-bass main length?

miklet101-03-2024 1:12am

ghdprentice Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 6,383 posts 01-03-2024 at 01:46am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete It depends. What kind of system do you have? Speakers, components, venue? There is a place under your userID to put photos and ID your components. This would help us help you. If you are working to achieve the absolute best sound… a strategy over years to achieve outstanding coherent an realistic sound… yes all the same. A kick ass system, that really rocks. Don’t worry about it, you’ll never hear the difference.
mitch2 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,691 posts 01-03-2024 at 06:07am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete If one set is no more than 50% longer or shorter than the other, it would be a miracle if you could reliably and repeatedly perceive a difference. If you want to try it out, cut some cheap 12 awg lamp cord to your desired lengths and try it for yourself before you use better cables.