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| Running bi-wire cables backwards OK? Jostler3 is correct. Wires are not directional. Audio signals are AC, which means the electrons run in one direction, then the other, and so on. Rgd and Dkuipers, the issue with grounding at one end has to do with shielding the signal conductor(s)... | |
| long interconnect cable suggestions? I second Dave's answer. Canare makes great, studio-grade cable, and it would be well within your budget. If you're driving the line with a low-impedance unbalanced source, you're likely to have less signal degradation than from a passive, high-imp... | |
| Audio Critic 10 lies>>>>>>>>>> Drubin, here's what a colleague e-mailed me on the topic, including his quotes and omments: 1) The Cable Lie: TAC states there is no difference between run of the mill wire and high-priced cables. But they do say you have to pay a little more if y... | |
| Is it safe to run cheap wires? Bravo, Jostler3!! | |
| Amplifier Specs Keep in mind that slew rate and damping factor are not like the world land speed record, where engineering goes into pushing the envelope higher and higher. Prudent amplifier designers design for performance, not specmanship. Is more better? Only ... | |
| Speaker Cable Suggestions? Amp output=>speaker circuits are low impedance. Therefore, use the SHORTEST and THICKEST copper wire you can reasonably handle. Make sure your connections are always clean and tight. These two considerations alone will make a more audible diffe... |