@grm sorry if some of the responses tend to be less than cordial or helpful. Coiling your cable acts like an coil in a crossover and tends to roll off high frequency response. So we would like to avoid that. This is one reason I like DIY cables that I can custom make to my exact needs. Very tidy, sonically better.
Coiling excess Speaker cable, is this a problem?
Hello!
I have a question that maybe you could help me with. I have been told that you should keep the lengths of speaker wire the same to each speaker. As a result, I have 2 (BiWired) cables going to each speaker, due to my system set-up, I have about 8' of two cables neatly coiled up next to my system rack. Though I am not detecting any sound reproduction artifacts, are there any potential deleterious problems I may not be aware of? I did take a photograph of this but I could not figure out how to paste it here.
Thanks for your help!
I have a question that maybe you could help me with. I have been told that you should keep the lengths of speaker wire the same to each speaker. As a result, I have 2 (BiWired) cables going to each speaker, due to my system set-up, I have about 8' of two cables neatly coiled up next to my system rack. Though I am not detecting any sound reproduction artifacts, are there any potential deleterious problems I may not be aware of? I did take a photograph of this but I could not figure out how to paste it here.
Thanks for your help!