Wally wrote:

Andy Hewitt wrote:

What are you talking about? That's Ohm's Law and is about as
scientific as it gets. You ain't got 'thicker wire' while you're
bi-wired.

Sorry, I didn't mean it that way, I was referring to the 'better' bit
at the end, and just put it into the context of 'sounding' better.

I suppose it does mean better in the sense of sounding better, although I
was meaning better in a technical or theoretical sense. My point was that if
biwiring can be an improvement over a single run of cable, and if a single
run of cable of half the resistance can also be an improvement, then it
might be the case that the improvement brought by halving the resistance is
more noticable than that brought by bi-wiring.

How do you know which is 'better' though. The bi-wire or the single wire ? It's
only a presumption on the part of believers in bi-wiring based on junk science
reasoning that their method is the 'correct' one !

Graham