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In Reply to: Re: How does bi-wiring work? posted by Jon Risch on December 23, 2000 at 08:11:48:
Let me ask the question a completely different way, as the responses I have seen still leave me unconvinced as far as theory is concerned. Has anyone done double-blind testing of single wiring versus bi-wiring? Can you tell the difference if you don't know which way the speakers are wired? I'm sure many people will say that the difference is so obvious that they don't need a blind test, but I've heard that about blue lines around the outside of CDs and other voodoo audio. Can someone refer me to blind tests of the advantage of bi-wiring?jsm
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- Re: How does bi-wiring work? - jsm 11:02:12 12/23/00 (7)
- Try this - Mike B 19:43:47 12/25/00 (1)
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- Re: How does bi-wiring work? - Jon Risch 15:54:55 12/23/00 (4)
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