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In Reply to: Biwiring to a Sony STR-DB930 Reciever posted by Nick T on January 30, 2000 at 15:14:42:
>> In order to do this should the four wires from the speakers join back in to 2 at the amp? <<>> The amp has sockets for a second set of stereo speakers <<
You could use either connection method. If you use the second (and assuming your main speakers are 8 ohms), leave the impedance set for eight ohms. You would only use the 4 ohm switch if you used two separate pairs of 8 ohm speakers at the same time.
If your plan involves spending any money, you should be aware that bi-wiring may result in no improvement, and in rare cases can cause a deterioration due to increased capacitance. Also, an inexpensive bi-wire pair may lose out in sound quality to a similarly priced single pair. Try before you buy.
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