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Kiki Question..
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audiocr381ve
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Kiki Question..
I remember seeing a pic of your home audio mains. They appeared to be "bi-wired" . I just a pair of canadian based speakers called "Fluance" which are truly amazing. I have no clue how to bi-wire these speakers. I heard its a must from other Fluance speaker owners. I've done research, and I've gotten confused. How do I bi-wire these speakers to my reciever? A pic would help if you have time. Thanks man.
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no real point to bi-wiring unless you bi-amp the speakers as well.
this was the image you were refering to
http://www.wickedcases.com/HT/full/1042back.jpg
if you do a google search on bi-wiring you'll find that without bi-amping there's no real advantage and really there are some drawbacks that outweigh any gains.
this was the image you were refering to
http://www.wickedcases.com/HT/full/1042back.jpg
if you do a google search on bi-wiring you'll find that without bi-amping there's no real advantage and really there are some drawbacks that outweigh any gains.

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audiocr381ve
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okay
I understand. I'd have to buy a seperate amp to power the subs in my mains. Got it. How is yours set up?