Bi-wire speaker cable setup for Krell FPB 400cx


I currently have Morrow SP2 on the HF terminals and an old set of Esoteric Audio Ultra Cable Premier Perfect Symmetry OFHC Windings Ultra Flex Jacket on the LF terminals. Speakers are Legacy Audio Signature II, which are very large towers with response down to 22hz.

I like the clarity and tonality of the Morrows, but there is just not much wire in them and I wonder if I am getting the full dynamics possible. As to the Esoterics, they are very finely stranded, heavy gauge wires, and it seems as though traditional stranded wire has fallen out of favor these days.

Whatever upgrade I might undertake, I certainly would want it to be capable of fully transmitting the full dynamic abilities of the Krell. Since I like the overall sound of the Morrows, should I move up the Morrow line to some with more wire in them, or can anyone suggest a better sounding wire to use on the HF end? What about the bass? I want the deepest and most defined bass I can get.

I should add that the Krell has two sets of speaker output binding posts per channel, so it is easy to connect two completely different wires for the HF and LF runs.

Thanks.


mtrot
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jmcgrogan2, you're right, will do in the future. Bill Murray fan also.  :-) 
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I use a shotgun bi-wire pair of Nordost Valhallas on my Krell FPB 300cx to Von Schweikert VR5 HSE speakers. Been a happy listener for years with this setup, and only use one set of terminals on amp end. Have biwired many different speakers for years and have never used different brands, or different models within the same brand, for HF and LF terminals. Would not make sense to me. Would not use different tires on front and rear of my car.

Neal