Eiron wrote:

Andy Hewitt wrote:


It may or may not affect a particular system, and it may or may not be
heard by the listener. If it is heard, then there's no doubt that the
effect does exist.

Plenty of doubt. Most people here have changed something and heard a vast
improvement, then changed it back and heard a vast improvement.

Yeah, I know the principle of snake oil.

There is no doubt that my system sounds extremely good in its current
configuration. I have yet to try it without biwiring the speakers, but
I'm tempted to do so now. However, there won't be anything scientific
about it, as it'll be my own personal preference that decides whether
one is better than the other or not.

You said elsewhere that you don't have the jumpers. You could buy some
from Russ Andrews.

As I said before, I did the biwiring because I already had a roll of low
cost speaker cable, that was enough to do the job. By buying more
jumpers I'd just be adding to the cost as I had the excess cable anyway.

He claims that his sound so much better that the originals.

'Claims' ?

So that's different to the biwiring principle in what way?

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