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Bi-wiring not only work for speakers, it works for power cord too

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RE: Bi-wiring not only work for speakers, it works for power cord too - coli 12:54:45 05/24/15 (0)
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Altogether different thing than bi-wiring (nt) - Duster 13:54:14 05/19/15 (0)
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RE: Bi-wiring not only work for speakers, it works for power cord too - Dryginger2 11:39:29 05/19/15 (1)
Coli,

So you are powering each analog and digital component from their own separate AC wall outlet and/or electrical circuit by way of long extensions to improve their performance? Just imagine how much more that performance improves after finding ways to directly give each component its own AC wall outlet on one circuit dedicated to analog and another to digital use, thereby being able to completely dispense with degrading extensions. Can you make a hole in the wall to an adjoining room to access AC wall outlets on a different circuit and can you add more audiophile AC wall outlets nearby in the same room for each component to exclusively access just with its AC power cable? Found that such a solution leads to a far better sonic outcome than either a $3,500 power distributor off one AC wall outlet or being tripped up by the sound corruption/ physical obstacle of many long extension cords.

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- RE: Bi-wiring not only work for speakers, it works for power cord too - coli 12:56:38 05/19/15 (0)
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RE: Bi-wiring not only work for speakers, it works for power cord too - ramw 03:10:06 05/19/15 (0)
Even more
I bi-wired my MCB panel too.
The Main breaker/RCD is feeding the house from its fork busbar port using a Siemens 100A fork busbar, The audio dedicated MCBs are connected by a Siemens pin busbar from the regular port. Used to have a dedicated phase for the system I had to give up, I truly believe I hear an improvement.
In case someone was wondering.. Yes I had to remove few of the fork leads, no problem for the 100A Siemens bar is 20 square mm. in profile.

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