Again, I have no experience with this. I'm just repeating what I have read. It would be great if someone with more experience jumped in.
Theoretically, bi-wiring should make an improvement. But how much of an improvement and at what cost? B&W has this to say:
Quote:
We are talking small changes here, but the resolution of some modern drivers is now so good that small improvements like this are readily detectable by keen listeners. |
Check out B&W's
page on bi-wiring and bi-amping.
From what I've read, this is one of those "improvements" that you can't actually hear. Tell me this is wrong, though. I'd love to know.
And specific to your question, I believe many people will tell you to skip the "fools" bi-amping, and focus your $$ on getting one good channel of amplification to each speaker. Again, I'd love to hear an argument to the contrary.