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In Reply to: instead of bi-wire jumpers? posted by chocolate_lover9999@yahoo.com on January 23, 2007 at 20:17:09:
"this is probably picky but is there any reason to use jumpers (other than the sotck plates that most everyone seems to dislike)on bi-wire terminals instead of just connecting the wire to the lower posts and then passing it to the upper ones (using raw wire through the pin holes on the posts)?"Because the quality of the metal used in the stock jumpers/plates is usually very low grade. One can deposit a thin layer of gold on just about anything but if the base metal is junk/low grade, U have a gold plated piece of low grade metal.
Your idea of using the same wire to connect the posts together is a very good one. I would use that method instead of using jumpers BUT then if the speakers are True Bi-wire ready, then a set of Bi-wire cables would be to your advantage.
Cheers,
~kenster
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