bi-wiring

[zapr]

..........IMO biwiring can reduce distortion more so in the treble region adding air and more instrument separation and clarity. The improvment is subtle but IMO subtle can be a big improvement. I can't show any data or evidence on this but suggest you at lest try it........Zapr.

[92135011]

Some people wire the woofer with thick wires and the tweeter with thin wires in hopes to enhance the upper and lower ranges. However, sometimes that messes up the midrange, which is probably the biggest separating factor between the cheap 50 dollar speakers and the decent 300 dollar ones. So be careful. You dont want to mess up your midrange. Most instuments and the human voice all reside in the midrange. Without good midrange, you might not get the most out of your gear.

Besides, some hi-end speakers such as sonus faber (or is it faber sonus) do not offer biwire capabilies. So it may not be the best idea. Dont forget the extra cost of wiring.

[mtrycraft]

... I can't show any data or evidence on this but suggest you at lest try it........Zapr.

That should be the easiest to get from the marketeers, yet it is nonexistant. I wonder why that is.
Why do I need to reinvent the wheel?