Since my last message was past over, I'll try again.
I'm a bit new to some of this higher end stuff, and I'm wondering if some of you guys could answer a couple questions:
1. Bi-wiring: They say that bi-wiring improves the sound of speakers (that are capable of it), because the high end and low end are seperately wired to the receiver. So we have 2 pair of wires going to the receiver. But when they hit the receiver, they are merged into a single connection again.... How can this improve the sound?
2. My receiver (Onkyo TX-906 approx 8years old) has an A/B switch.. I believe the A connection has 75 Watts and the B has 35 Watts (I lost the owners manual so I'm not sure..) If I hook up the bi-wire speakers so that the low is on the A and the high on the B (effectively bi-amping), am I going have problems? Is going to affect the sound quality?
THanx in advance guys!
I'm a bit new to some of this higher end stuff, and I'm wondering if some of you guys could answer a couple questions:
1. Bi-wiring: They say that bi-wiring improves the sound of speakers (that are capable of it), because the high end and low end are seperately wired to the receiver. So we have 2 pair of wires going to the receiver. But when they hit the receiver, they are merged into a single connection again.... How can this improve the sound?
2. My receiver (Onkyo TX-906 approx 8years old) has an A/B switch.. I believe the A connection has 75 Watts and the B has 35 Watts (I lost the owners manual so I'm not sure..) If I hook up the bi-wire speakers so that the low is on the A and the high on the B (effectively bi-amping), am I going have problems? Is going to affect the sound quality?
THanx in advance guys!