Bi Wire HTR-5590 and NS-777

Stryf3

Audioholic Intern
I"m thinking about bi-wiring using the A and B speaker outputs. Would bi-wiring this way give me better (theoretical) sound? I've had receivers in the past that didn't sound too good with both A and B speakers on.
 
R

Rÿche 1

Audioholic
Bi-wiring is a marketing gimmick. You spend twice as much on speaker cable, for minimal results. Instead, upgrade the jumpers on your speakers.
 

Stryf3

Audioholic Intern
I guess what I really want to know is on my 5590, If I run both the a and b speaker outputs at the same time, will it have a negative impact on the sound quality.
 
mtrycrafts

mtrycrafts

Seriously, I have no life.
Stryf3 said:
I guess what I really want to know is on my 5590, If I run both the a and b speaker outputs at the same time, will it have a negative impact on the sound quality.

Well, when you remove the jumpers at the speakers, you also affect the impedance of each side, low and high side. This may or may not affect the amp. Try it carefully :)
 
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