Maybe biwiring is akin to the color of your favorite car? I have my tried bi-wiring with my Sonus Faber Venere 3.0 because I purchased bare wire with 4 wire construction and I had the banana clips on hand to wire up the neighborhood.
At the time I had a NAD C375 BEE and I hooked tested single wiring versus biwiring with one set hooked up to speaker A and one set to speaker B. I thought the sound from the biwiring was fuller - akin to the old days of turning on the loudness button.
My next test was to biwire from the Speaker A terminal and the sound was identical. I moved and decided to try Blue Jean Cables and purchased the internal bi-wire configuration and have been happy with the my sound even as I upgraded my equipment to a McIntosh preamp and amp set-up.
In the end I have a choice - to enjoy listening to music or aspire for 11 to magically appear on the volume knob. While I'm open to magic, I'm enjoying the music.
At the time I had a NAD C375 BEE and I hooked tested single wiring versus biwiring with one set hooked up to speaker A and one set to speaker B. I thought the sound from the biwiring was fuller - akin to the old days of turning on the loudness button.
My next test was to biwire from the Speaker A terminal and the sound was identical. I moved and decided to try Blue Jean Cables and purchased the internal bi-wire configuration and have been happy with the my sound even as I upgraded my equipment to a McIntosh preamp and amp set-up.
In the end I have a choice - to enjoy listening to music or aspire for 11 to magically appear on the volume knob. While I'm open to magic, I'm enjoying the music.