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Originally Posted by mcnarus 
And here's how PSB finesses the issue:

And here's how PSB finesses the issue:
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What is Bi-wiring and do you recommend it?
First you must check with your authorized PSB dealer to ascertain whether your particular speakers are bi-wirable. If so, it can be accomplished by using one speaker cable for the woofers, and the other cable for the midrange and tweeters. At the other end, both cables connect to the same amplifier output terminals. The thinking behind it is that using separate cables for low and high frequencies would somehow reduce interference between the two and improve sound quality. However, unless you are using really thin speaker wire, there is usually no audible difference heard by bi-wiring. If you are using good quality 14-gauge speaker wire, then bi-wiring is usually unnecessary. However, should you desire, you can try it for yourself and see if you notice a difference.
What is Bi-wiring and do you recommend it?
First you must check with your authorized PSB dealer to ascertain whether your particular speakers are bi-wirable. If so, it can be accomplished by using one speaker cable for the woofers, and the other cable for the midrange and tweeters. At the other end, both cables connect to the same amplifier output terminals. The thinking behind it is that using separate cables for low and high frequencies would somehow reduce interference between the two and improve sound quality. However, unless you are using really thin speaker wire, there is usually no audible difference heard by bi-wiring. If you are using good quality 14-gauge speaker wire, then bi-wiring is usually unnecessary. However, should you desire, you can try it for yourself and see if you notice a difference.
What is in bold is the reason for the foolish notion of bi-wiring...and the sad thing is people fall for it everyday...Sorry but when using 2 wires from 1 output...BOTH wires are carrying BOTH the low AND high frequencies...This is an indisputable fact...Therefore...even the most sceptical of the sceptical of people cannot hear a difference that just isn't possible to be there...You might as well take stranded 6ga wire and split the strands...essentially turning it to 2 12ga wires...and 'bi-wire' a bi-ampable speaker...There will be absolutely zero difference other than the gauge is changed...sort of...
This whole topic was started by some guy because of a comment I made in to a poster who said he bi-wired his speakers in his signature...The guy took off there and he took off again here and this is HIS thread!!! This just goes to show he is nothing more than a troll...










I do actually think its great they do it, all the power too them to convince a certain type of person it matters. 








