I do not want to re-open the debate on bi-wiring. I do want to investigate my options should I choose to go the bi-wire route. The cost will be the deciding factor.
My front end is a Yamaha RX-V1000 (rated at 100 w/ch) receiver which will drive a pair of Paradigm Studio/40's (front), Studio/CC (center, but you knew that
) and a pair of Studio/20's (rear). I would like to bi-wire the /40's & /CC if that dosen't strain the budget. (I'm already thinking about the extra cost of getting the wood veneer sides for the /40's and /20's which kind of strains the budget. Of course, one possibility would be to forgo the $550 additional cost of the wood veneer versions and apply that money towards speaker wire).
I need a pair of 15' wires for the fronts and an 8' wire for the center. I won't bi-wire the rears. I'll need 30' of wire to one and 50' of wire to the other. (Or, should I make the length of the wires to the rears the same length, as I am for my fronts? But, that should be/will be another thread.)
Budget: $100 - $300 /15' (
I know, I know... low budget for biwires)
Attn: Paradigm Studio owners:
* What do you use to biwire your speakers?
* If you do not biwire, what speaker wire are you using?
My front end is a Yamaha RX-V1000 (rated at 100 w/ch) receiver which will drive a pair of Paradigm Studio/40's (front), Studio/CC (center, but you knew that
I need a pair of 15' wires for the fronts and an 8' wire for the center. I won't bi-wire the rears. I'll need 30' of wire to one and 50' of wire to the other. (Or, should I make the length of the wires to the rears the same length, as I am for my fronts? But, that should be/will be another thread.)
Budget: $100 - $300 /15' (
Attn: Paradigm Studio owners:
* What do you use to biwire your speakers?
* If you do not biwire, what speaker wire are you using?