Bi-Wire Speaker Jumpers

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Rÿche 1

Audioholic
Hi. I bought some of these for my bi-wireable speakers yesterday from Cobalt. Before purchasing, I called and talked to Terry for quite a long time. I was basically wondering if they were "snake oil" or not. I have dealt with Cobalt before, and have been very impressed with their honesty. Plus, the build quality of their cables. Anyway, I decided to order three pairs (mains plus center). He said since i'm not bi-amping or bi-wiring, that I could try them out. And, return them if I wasn't happy. Opinions?

http://www.cobaltcable.com/product/bi-wire_jumpers.htm
 
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markw

Audioholic Overlord
I'm surprised that your new speakers didn't come with jumpers to begin with.

Dude, you just paid $10 each for four six inch pieces of wire with spade lugs on 'em. What do you think?
 
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Rÿche 1

Audioholic
My speakers did come with jumpers. They're small and thin. I was told these might improve the signal transfer between the terminals. If they don't, then I can return them. No biggie. I was just looking for opinions.
 
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gene

Audioholics Master Chief
Administrator
Dude, you just paid $10 each for four six inch pieces of wire with spade lugs on 'em. What do you think?

LOL :D


I would only recommend changing out your factory jumpers for something else if:
1) They bend or break and no longer can make good contact
2) You want something that looks cooler

$10 aint much money so no biggie and if you think it makes it sound better, more power to you!
 
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