Do you Bi-Wire - YES or NO

[Anonymous]

No

 

[nads]

no. Bi-amp.

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, but I'd bi-amp if I had 7000 odd dollars lying about.

 

[Anonymous]

Bi-Amp!!

 

[Anonymous]

Used to, but not currently. Toying with doing it again...

 

[Gwyndy]

Yes - but test it your self
Now Bi-amp -much better idea

 

[Anonymous]

Yes....

 

[Andy H]

No tried bi wire noticed no diff' now bi amp and do have improvement.

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, soon to bi-amp

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, made a significant difference for me.

 

[Miker]

Bi amp as recommended by Andrew

 

[Diamond Joe]

No, and never tried it, but I am keen to give it a go

 

[Anonymous]

Yes

 

[Anonymous]

YES: Can't be bothered to test if single wiring is worse, will bi-amp in the future with same cables.

 

[Anonymous]

Yes

 

[Anonymous]

Yes

 

[halba]

Yes, last weekend - I found that the soundstage improved & became more detailed

 

[Anonymous]

Bi amped and bi wired center. Found more detail/ interest to music.

Mains conditioning makes a huge difference as well.

 

[PJPro]

Yes

 

[Anonymous]

Used to and did hear some improvements but will either biamp if i can get an extra £500 or just use jumpers

 

[Anonymous]

I want to convert my Rogers LS6's to Bi Wire mode. can anyone help with a guide on how to achieve this ?

 

[Anonymous]

YES! exposure 2010s to b&w 602s3

 

[Lugs]

No. Spend your money on good cable and a pair of matching jumpers if required or decent speakers in the first place.

 

[MRB]

No. I tried bi-wiring some B&W 601 loudspeakers once but thought it made them sound too smooth.

 

[Anonymous]

Yes. If the speaker is made for it, use it.