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RE: Question to Silverline Sonata-III users

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In Reply to: RE: Question to Silverline Sonata-III users posted by Akolegov88 on January 28, 2025 at 21:13:24

I had the Silverline Sonata IIIs in my main system for years. At the time, I didn't have bi-wire cables, so I tried single cables either top or bottom. I preferred the cable going to mid/treble inputs. But, I don't think there is any particular rule about that. It appears to be personal preference, and mine has always been to put the cable into the upper inputs. The manufacturer of my current speakers (Volti Rivals) prefers to use the bass input on his speakers, but I still preferred using the mid/treble input. Eventually I ended up bi-wiring them, which was noticeably better than either single wire.
Trust your ears.
Jack

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Odd thing - Edp 23:08:04 01/30/25 (1)
In the last month I've seen two ads and saw in storage unit Gallo Nuclelus Martian Eyeballs and seeing your moniker thought worth a mention

I had not seen one in many many years, but recall the real standout was the innovative high frequency unit. Rare few did Omni as well
- RE: Odd thing - Jack G 04:26:29 01/31/25 (0)
  Hey Edp. I still have mine in storage. Surprisingly good speakers for what they were, that did most things really well. X-overless. Those silver cylinders on top gave some of the best treble I ever heard.
  Jack
RE: Question to Silverline Sonata-III users - Akolegov88 22:51:16 01/29/25 (0)
Thank you for your comments, Jack!

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