truckfighters;192344 Wrote: > In case you didn't try this so far - was a quite big improvement in my > system! > > Testsystem: Transporter -> Redgum Amp -> B&W N 802D > > I still run single-wiring from the amp to the speakers. > But what I changed was the original B&W cable bridge on the speaker's > bi-wiring terminal and replaced it with short parts of my 10 mm2 redgum > speaker cable (without connectors). > > the overall sound really improved quite a lot! > > I have no family. I live in a very quite area and I can tell that I > hear any little detail (also before the change). my ears are well > trained over the years of beeing a music freak since ever. I even have > no television :) > > okay, I didn't do any blind-testing but honestly, I listen at least 6 > hours per day and I know how the transporter files (WAVs) sound... > > so I await your comments of your experience (past and future). > > should have tried that on my old infinity kappa 8.1i too. there were > some ugly metal plates on the bi-wiring speaker terminals... > > summary: if you have bi-wiring speaker terminals, throw away the > manufacturer's bridges and replace them with a piece of your speaker > cable! then listen and judge!
The first thing that goes in the can should be those cheap jumper plates. I've found that solid core copper 12awg works best for my ears. . -- haunyack Transporter -> Bryston BP20 -> B&K Reference 200.2 -> Vandersteen 3A Signature. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ haunyack's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9721 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34163 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
