Jumpers

Which offers superior sound- jumpers or a separate run...or is there no difference?

What’s the general consensus...?

infection05-01-2016 5:59am

nutty Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,045 posts 05-02-2016 at 02:34pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Nordost has indicated that they have identified a negative phase shift using standard IBW. N
nutty Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,045 posts 05-16-2016 at 03:41pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete All, I took the liberty and sent an email to Mike Morrow regarding this topic. Full disclosure: I do not own any Morrow Products or am affiliated with Morrow Audio. I use Audioquset, Nordost and Straigtwire. Here is his reply: I recommend the following... BEST: Double runs of cables. Reason, lower capacitance and inductance from the runs being separated. NEXT BEST: Use bi-wired cables (bi-wired cables have two connectors on the amp end and 4 on the speaker end). when doing so, the amplifier "sees" the drivers in the speakers better. LEAST BEST: Jumpers, but hook them up this way: Install the jumpers, but hook the speaker cables to the mid/high binding post. This way the mids and highs do not pass through the bulky jumpers that come with the speakers. The sound is better! Mike Morrow