I have done this on my Spica's and on my JBL L-166's, and yes, it does help a little bit.. a little smoother, a little less hash-y. I would NOT recommend replacing wire in an amp unless the amp's designer is consulted or it's a mod others have done repeatedly with successful improvement. Also I just finished working with some silver solder and some large 10 gauge mult-strand solid core copper wire and I had to use a 100 watt iron and it really had to heat up the wire before that silver solder would melt! good luck.
Replacing internal wiring.
For all those people spending big bucks on speakers cables , ever check into replacing the internal wiring in speakers or the amps?
Most but not all have cheap wiring inside, and does not even compare to whats on the outside, I was thinking about rewiring my speakers, with some kimber or audioquest using WBT solder thoughout.
Also doing the same operation on the amps, inside the amp is just a matter of replaceing some 12" jumper spades that would be super easy compared to the speaker over haul.
Let me know what you think
Most but not all have cheap wiring inside, and does not even compare to whats on the outside, I was thinking about rewiring my speakers, with some kimber or audioquest using WBT solder thoughout.
Also doing the same operation on the amps, inside the amp is just a matter of replaceing some 12" jumper spades that would be super easy compared to the speaker over haul.
Let me know what you think