Biwire speaker cable. Is it worth it?

[fmw]

Paradigm still says this in their manual but what else to you expect them to say? Maybe..."we included 2 sets of binding posts for each speaker for no reason what-so-ever".

There is an entire industry built around people who hear what they want to hear. If you want to play in that industry, you have to cater to the belief.

 

[mtrycrafts]

I spent 40 years as an audiophile and I was affected by placebo effect just like every other other audiophile. I heard what I thought I should hear or what I wanted to hear. It happens to everyone. There aren't any golden ears, just placebo effect. .

That is how the people behind the ABX box started out, and the man behind The Audio Critic

 

[mtrycrafts]

The world works the way that it does. It couldn't care less what we choose to believe or not believe about it.

Yes, absolutely. this is a good sig line for someone

 

[dorokusai]

I've never found a benefit to using bi-wired cables. That being said, I own bi-wires but if the deal hadn't presented itself at the time, I would gladly go back to standard cabling.

"Hearing is Believing." - Roger Russell

Mark
Polk Audio CS

 

[mtrycrafts]

I've never found a benefit to using bi-wired cables. That being said, I own bi-wires but if the deal hadn't presented itself at the time, I would gladly go back to standard cabling.

"Hearing is Believing." - Roger Russell

Mark
Polk Audio CS

Toole also mentioned that believing is also hearing the wrong way but hearing non the less.

 

[dorokusai]

mtrycrafts - I know Hell, I've read so many of these threads and its really neither here nor there. The biggest hangup I have is that I didn't think of this aspect of audio first, since I would like to send my dog to college.

Mark