Bi-wire...for Seth only

[ParadigmDawg]

Nope; just a link highlighted in yellow.

Some guy getting his *** kicked out a door. You don't see it as a picture?

 

[avaserfi]

Nope; just a link highlighted in yellow.

Well I edited the post. Hopefully that works better. Its an attachment now, although the fun is gone.

 

[stratman]

It gets stranger and stranger as the posts grow.....carry on then.

 

[Seth=L]

It gets stranger and stranger as the posts grow.....carry on then.

Ahhaha, I am screaming, but not really.

 

[emorphien]

I could double a speaker cable back on itself hook it up take a picture and claim I bi-wired my speaker to!

 

[ParadigmDawg]

I dont think that will beat the 40 wires that AccuDeftec has coming from his

I could double a speaker cable back on itself hook it up take a picture and claim I bi-wired my speaker to!

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

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I agree, AcuDefTechGuy! I'd also love to see some pictures of that glorious cabling.

How's that?

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

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[ParadigmDawg]

Good grief...

*note to self- add AcuDefTec to your ignore list.

 

[GlocksRock]

Wow, nice cabling job. I would love to hear that setup.

 

[Adam]

How's that?

Very nice...very nice. I think that I now have cable envy.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Wow, nice cabling job. I would love to hear that setup.

Thanks. The only digital signals are the HDMI video from the Blu-ray & HD DVD straight to the Mitsubishi. Everything else is 100% Analog signal. So my audio system is 100% analog. My Left speaker is being powered by 3 amps. My Right speaker is being powered by 3 amps. And my Center speaker is being powered by 4 amps. I would like to think that all these Tri- and Quad-amping greatly improves the sound.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Very nice...very nice. I think that I now have cable envy.

**hee**hee.
I almost added 4 more cables to my Sony SACD player to make it 5.1, instead of just 2-channel. I think I will just do that for the heck with it

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Good grief...

*note to self- add AcuDefTec to your ignore list.

Oh, C'mon. At least I didn't even use my Kimber Kables, Audioquests, & Monster Cables! Those are just Monoprice, Vampire Wires, and Rocketfsh.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

It still cracks me up that you have Kimber and you dont use it. You should wire one of your lamps with it

Oh, C'mon. At least I didn't even use my Kimber Kables, Audioquests, & Monster Cables! Those are just Monoprice, Vampire Wires, and Rocketfsh.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

It still cracks me up that you have Kimber and you dont use it. You should wire one of your lamps with it

I think TAC did a test on Kimber Kable and found that of all the cables, Kimber had the highest level of distortion or interference.

I just wanted all my cables to look the same. That's how my crazy mind works.

You know how Kimber is all braided and stuff?
Well what would happen if we took Blue Jeans Cable speaker wires and braided them?

 

[GlocksRock]

Thanks. The only digital signals are the HDMI video from the Blu-ray & HD DVD straight to the Mitsubishi. Everything else is 100% Analog signal. So my audio system is 100% analog. My Left speaker is being powered by 3 amps. My Right speaker is being powered by 3 amps. And my Center speaker is being powered by 4 amps. I would like to think that all these Tri- and Quad-amping greatly improves the sound.

I thought the towers were only bi-amp capable, how are you tri-amping them?

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

I thought the towers were only bi-amp capable, how are you tri-amping them?

Well, I say, "tri-amp" because they also have a built-in amplifier for the subwoofer section---so that's a total of THREE amps driving one speaker
One amp for the tweeters. One amp for the midrange/bass. And one amp for the subwoofer.

 

[GlocksRock]

I see... that makes sense.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

Ok AcuDefTech;

I always assumed you just had some type of DT HTIB but now I see I was wrong. Where are some pictures of your complete set-up?