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Donlovejoy wrote:My Krell FPB 300 has eight speaker taps connected it to the Aerial 10T bi-wired with two pairs of Discovery signature speaker cables both with the same length @ 10 ft. ummmmm sarap ng sound!
ringDAC wrote:did you know that Renaud de Vergnette of Triangle thinks that biwiring is bullshit (read it yourself in Sam Tellig's article in Stereophile January 2005)?
biamp for real results!
derby wrote:Hi!
My wife gave me a new set of cables (Straightwire Quartet biwire cables) as her "pasalubong" from her recent trip. I was previously using MIT Terminator 2's (non bi-wire) as speaker cable. When I tried the Straigth Wire cables, I noticed firstly that the imaging is not as pinpoint as the T2's and the highs & lows were a little rolled off with the Straigth Wire. It's also not as detailed as the T2's. Is it because it's a new pair of speaker cables and I still have to burn them in? How long do I have to burn them in? I thought that bi-wire cables were better than no bi-wire from the get-go?
My system right now, is B&W 602 s3, HK avr 335 & cayin cdt-15a.
Thanks!
Derby
accastil wrote:derby wrote:Hi!
My wife gave me a new set of cables (Straightwire Quartet biwire cables) as her "pasalubong" from her recent trip. I was previously using MIT Terminator 2's (non bi-wire) as speaker cable. When I tried the Straigth Wire cables, I noticed firstly that the imaging is not as pinpoint as the T2's and the highs & lows were a little rolled off with the Straigth Wire. It's also not as detailed as the T2's. Is it because it's a new pair of speaker cables and I still have to burn them in? How long do I have to burn them in? I thought that bi-wire cables were better than no bi-wire from the get-go?
My system right now, is B&W 602 s3, HK avr 335 & cayin cdt-15a.
Thanks!
Derby
while it is true that different cables, especially those of different material-make do sound different, im not sure if burning them in is really true or just a product of the human ear being adjusted to a usual sound. in any case, listen with them for more hours and you may notice some changes.
derby wrote:accastil wrote:derby wrote:Hi!
My wife gave me a new set of cables (Straightwire Quartet biwire cables) as her "pasalubong" from her recent trip. I was previously using MIT Terminator 2's (non bi-wire) as speaker cable. When I tried the Straigth Wire cables, I noticed firstly that the imaging is not as pinpoint as the T2's and the highs & lows were a little rolled off with the Straigth Wire. It's also not as detailed as the T2's. Is it because it's a new pair of speaker cables and I still have to burn them in? How long do I have to burn them in? I thought that bi-wire cables were better than no bi-wire from the get-go?
My system right now, is B&W 602 s3, HK avr 335 & cayin cdt-15a.
Thanks!
Derby
while it is true that different cables, especially those of different material-make do sound different, im not sure if burning them in is really true or just a product of the human ear being adjusted to a usual sound. in any case, listen with them for more hours and you may notice some changes.
Do you mean that, in my case the MIT T2's (Non bi-wire) are just better than the Straight Wire bi-wire cables?
Thanks
Derby
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derby wrote:Hi!
My wife gave me a new set of cables (Straightwire Quartet biwire cables) as her "pasalubong" from her recent trip. I was previously using MIT Terminator 2's (non bi-wire) as speaker cable. When I tried the Straigth Wire cables, I noticed firstly that the imaging is not as pinpoint as the T2's and the highs & lows were a little rolled off with the Straigth Wire. It's also not as detailed as the T2's. Is it because it's a new pair of speaker cables and I still have to burn them in? How long do I have to burn them in? I thought that bi-wire cables were better than no bi-wire from the get-go?
My system right now, is B&W 602 s3, HK avr 335 & cayin cdt-15a.
Thanks!
Derby
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