Using Biwirable cables on "normal" speakers...?

great stuff, thanks a lot, appreciate your help guys . . . .

you will have more wire going to the speakers and that is usually good though not necessarily noticable, no big deal if you do not mind a little gamble

"You can use them with one end on the amp and the other TWO on the speaker terminals. No advantage. No disadvantage except the clutter."

Kal

I do this and it works. I went from passively bi-wired Paradigm Studio 100 V3's to "regular" wired speakers, and now the spades are stacked at the speakers' binding posts. I thought I'd need new cables, but didn't. No problems. By the way, in my old setup, the biwiring, even though passive, did open up the soundstage a little bit as compared to "conventional" wiring.

Its a cable. Just double it up at the speaker end. Simple. Bi Wire is hype not substance

I do the same on two systems. It is just cable.

I used Straightwire Blacksilk bi-wire from my amps to my SF Amati's & noticed better/cleaner & stronger bass.
Regards
Richard

You can use them with one end on the amp and the other TWO on the speaker terminals. No advantage. No disadvantage except the clutter.

Kal