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In Reply to: The point is that it is speaker cable. I do not change speaker cables to effect tone control. (nt) posted by Chris O on August 16, 2012 at 11:32:32:
...but what's that got to do with using the SAME cable internally?
So my question remains--every time we replace our speakercable with better ones, we should change the amp's internal wiring?
IMO it's LOTS easier to install the best-possible cable internally...ONCE. After all, there can't be more than a foot or 3 in there.
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Follow Ups
- "I do not change speaker cables to effect tone control." Me too... - jeffreybehr 10:19:19 08/17/12 (4)
- RE: "I do not change speaker cables to effect tone control." Me too... - mhardyman 13:15:52 08/17/12 (3)
- RE: Absolutes like that are absolutely wrong ;-} - amioutaline? 18:51:47 08/17/12 (2)
- Not sure what that last bit means... - madisonears 17:21:02 08/19/12 (0)
- "Component leads get cut to the nub and soldered to quality wire" - Metralla 12:57:14 08/19/12 (0)
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