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In Reply to: RE: Bi-Wire Made a considerable improvement posted by Norman M on February 20, 2012 at 11:03:53:
But undoing the change is the only way you can really be certain that there was a real change in sound. You said you hadn't listened in a week. That could be a reason you think there was an inprovement in sound. Not saying that there wasn't. You also to make comparisons have to listen at the same volumn levels. Louder will always initially sound better. I have tried bi-wiring and bi-amping my 3.6's to no improvement at all. Actually they sounded worse. IMHO
Alan
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