Originally posted by Stringreen:
Regarding bi-wiring and bi-amping: I couldn't disagree more. There are great benefits to each of these techniques. I absolutely know for a fact that my speakers (B&W Nautilus 802's) sound more open and extended now that I bi-wired them ....
They both benefit from many tweeks such as better power cords,
Bi-Amping, particularly in cases were the internal passive crossover can be bypassed and a correct active crossover substituted, makes good sense. Most of the rest is varying degrees of snake oil.
Power cords? Why buy equipment from a company who's not competent to design something as simple as a power cord?
BestBang said it better than I.
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