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Pete Unregistered guest | Recently bought a pair of Paradigm Reference Studio 60's teamed with a NAD 762. Sounds great but I never considered bi-wiring them until a friend told me that I should always bi-wire if the speakers allow. Is this true? Suggestions appreciated. |
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Gold Member Username: KeggerMICHIGAN Post Number: 1043 Registered: Dec-03 | pete this might help. I perscribe to the first sun king post. https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-audio/68285.html |
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moonie Unregistered guest | biwire is crap. |
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Silver Member Username: RobertinchicoPost Number: 169 Registered: Apr-04 | If you have a look at my two very recent posts with PARADIGM Monitor 5v3 in the THREAD header, you'll find that I bi-wired my Paradigms with two very hefty cables. The improvement was astonishing. Yoou'll also see a post & pic of mine in the AV/Cables section at the bottom of the Message Board tab. Bi-wiring Paradigms with GOOD cables will yield fine results. Dont anticipate sonic nirvana with some Radio Shack spool wire. |
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Bronze Member Username: JamespMansfield , TX USA Post Number: 11 Registered: Apr-04 | I bi-wired my paradigm studio 20 v2's with tributaries 14awg wire. The sound is cleaner with more detail. It is a noticable difference. Mine are paired with a NAD 752. |