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In Reply to: Help with proper tweaking "loop to neg terminal" tweak posted by vital ital on June 2, 2013 at 18:03:10:
If the "loop to neg terminal" tweak is in the signal path, I would opt for the best sounding speaker wire conductor, which is most often sourced from solid core speaker cable, IME.
If so, you might like to use a double run of the conductor for the negative terminal, since the return leg is said to benefit most from a low-impedance path to the outputs of a power amplifier.
If the "loop to neg terminal" conductor is wired in parallel, I really dunno.
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