Bi-Wiring
The concept of bi-wiring is that higher sonic performance (greater inner detail, higher definition, increased transparency and improved depth) is achieved by utilizing two sets of wires to connect each loudspeaker to its respective channel of your amplifier or receiver.
If you choose this method of hook-up, follow these instructions:
For bi-wiring: (See Diagram # 2) Remove both the jumpers between the low/mid and high terminals on each speaker. Then take care to ensure that both the red (+) high and red (+) mid terminals of the left speaker are connected to the red (+) terminal of the left channel of your amplifier (each using one conductor of each of the two sets of wires for the left channel) and that both the black (-) high and black (-) low/mid terminals of the left speaker are connected to the black (-) terminal of the left channel of your amplifier using the other conductor of each of the two sets of wires for the left channel. Utilize the same hook-up procedure for the right channel.
Left Speaker | Right Speaker |
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Power Amplifier
| Left Right | or Receiver |
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| Diagram # 2: Bi-Wiring | | |
