yes i mean it is no better than bi-wiring, however it is not as good because it costs a lot more (from that standpoint at least). i am not exactly sure how a signal is dealt with as soon as it enters the speaker, i.e. is the input combined if you connect high and low frequency or what... it seems to me like it has to be since it is only going through one crossover, however i think feedback is fed back through each individual input (high or low). another advantage to bi-wiring is the removal of the cheap p.o.s. jumper used to connect the two posts, granted you could just use a short segment of wire.