I run the speaker wires for my bookshelf speakers through my sub. The crossover is set for 150Hz so the sub handles the lower bass. My question is: If I want to biwire my B&W bookshelfs can I just run the biwire from the sub to the bookshelfs or do I have to run the biwire between the amp and sub as well? Or is biwiring not a possibility for this kind of setup? :scratchhead: Regards, Russ
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I am contemplating a sub to use with my B&W 804s - preferably in the $800 range. Does it need to be an 800 series sub (B&W) or could a 600 or 700 series be used? Also, with my current set up (Rotel RC-1070 & RB-1070) would I hook sub to amp & then 804s to sub or run a pre-out to the... -
I saw the "Podzuma" and thought- that's nice, how about one for in the house or maybe to take along, something maybe like the old Cambridge Soundworks Model Twelve. Anyone built a sub sat for your Ipod ? Maybe a single driver like John K.'s mated to a small sub and run off a sonic impact amp...12 July 2006, 14:58 Wednesday -
After 3 weeks of usage my N804 are starting to open up. Previously I had Polk Audio RT20p with built in sub (2 - 8" / speaker). I was really missing the lower end with my N804 initially but have almost decided against the sub while listening last night. The bottom end is beginning to open up,...
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I biwire because it just seems more efficient but in a blind test I don't think I'd be able to tell the difference. I will continue to do it if for no other reason than for the additonal gauge "benefit" and it's just good fun. But I also don't use extrememly expensive cables and they are also... -
Hi guys,
I might want give a trial to biwire my 802D.
What kind of changes might I expect?
Birdy