Obviously try both

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In Reply to: What would you do in my situation? posted by musicalchap on June 6, 2012 at 23:38:01:

I have recently realized that speaker cables have a very significant on the sound of a loudspeaker. You may have amps and/or loudspeakers that are tilted up in the treble or bass region in which the loudspeaker cables can signergistically balance it out.

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Topic - What would you do in my situation? - musicalchap 23:38:01 06/06/12 (6)

RE: What would you do in my situation? - musicalchap 12:48:37 06/12/12 (1)

RE: What would you do in my situation? - Duster 14:00:58 06/12/12 (0)

Obviously try both - jedrider 09:03:36 06/08/12 (0)

Speaker cables stay w/ speakers - sbrians 12:32:06 06/07/12 (0)

RE: What would you do in my situation? - Duster 12:09:27 06/07/12 (1)

+1 to what duster says (no text) - adaug 14:57:50 06/08/12 (0)

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Obviously try both - jedrider 09:03:36 06/08/12 (0)

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