There's no such thing.....
…found the metal plates that came with the speaker.
In short what’s best ? Metal plate or a cable?
Acknowledged but a plate is simply a connection between HF and LF. There's no bi about it as wire connections are not bi-wiring...... end of.If someone can term a procedure as bi-wiring, then bi-plating can be coined into usage.
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Acknowledged but a plate is simply a connection between Hi and Low. There's no bi about it as wire connections are not bi-wiring...... end of.
Semantics doesn't enter into it, suggest you look at the definition of bi-wiring.
Any old wire or the metal links will do as good a job. This thread is nonsense.Plate or jumper cable. Either way it’s just a way of bypassing the bi-wire system so only one cable runs to the amp. It’s only bi-wired if there is a separate cable for LF and HF that either join together amp end or to do it properly a designated channel for each. Either way results are debatable
Can’t afford the 7K jumpers mentioned before so have supply’s in the post to build my own
Unless you've lost your connectors.....Any old wire or the metal links will do as good a job. This thread is nonsense.
give these a go !
Nordost Odin 2 Bi-Wire Jumper Cables
Nordost Odin 2 Bi-Wire Jumper Cables now available at Analogue Seduction.www.analogueseduction.net
give these a go !
Nordost Odin 2 Bi-Wire Jumper Cables
Nordost Odin 2 Bi-Wire Jumper Cables now available at Analogue Seduction.www.analogueseduction.net
not £7K's worth
But then no cable is!
Unfortunately not....I’m still not convinced it’s a real thing. Misprint or a wind up. It’s got to be hasn’t it ? Lol
Just think of it as equivalent of 1095.2 metres of Van Damme Blue Series Studio Grade speaker cable....It’s way over my head anyways
Remember the old saying, 'a fool and his money are soon parted.' Nordost are clearly expert at making that happen.