Bi-wiring LSi15 with HK-3490

x_pressionist
x_pressionist Posts: 5
edited July 2009 in Speakers
Hi!

I am using a pair of LSi15 with Harman/Kardon-3490 amp. 3490 has A and B speaker outputs.

My question, how to bi-wire the speakers, should I use only the 'Speaker- A' terminals and connect two pairs of wires in the smae terminal or I can use both A and B, connecting the A to low freq and B to high....or vice versa?

Thanks.
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  • PSOVLSK
    PSOVLSK Posts: 5,315
    edited July 2009
    Use Speaker A terminals and run two pairs of wires. I'd recommend just running them with a set of good speaker wires and taking out the jumper and replacing it with a piece of the speaker wire.

    But...as I always say, you might go ahead and give it a shot so you don't have to ask yourself, "Would it sound better bi-wired?".

    FWIW: I've bi-wired in the past, but not anymore.
    Things work out best for those who make the best of the way things work out.-John Wooden
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  • devani
    devani Posts: 1,497
    edited July 2009
    might as well, if you already have the wires handy...dedicated amp would sound much better in the end tho...
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