opaqueice;162523 Wrote: > Unless the Rotel has two separate amps inside it, one connected to the A > outs and one to the B, biwiring won't make the slightest bit of > difference. If (as is usually the case) A and B are connected inside > the amp, all you're doing is running two wires instead of one from the > same amp. You might reduce the resistance by some tiny amount, and > you'll change the inductance since the wiring arrangement is different, > but that's it. You'll make a bigger difference by precisely how you > arrange a given speaker wire (coiled versus snaked for example), or by > changing its length or type, then by bi-wiring.You'll also be changing the > capacitance (doubling it), and you'll be increasing the surface area of the cable which is relevent to the skin effect - you may not think the skin effect is relevent at audio frequencies though.
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