Can you bi-amp with one bi-wire cable?

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  • MarkR
    Member
    • Jan 2005
    • 88

    Can you bi-amp with one bi-wire cable?

    I have my centre channel bi-amped with a 2 channel power amp. I was hoping to use one length of bi-wire cable that I already have, however the positive wires are color coded white and grey there is nothing to distinguish a seperate signal path for the negative. Can I use this cable or am I best to use two seperate cables?
  • dyazdani
    Moderator Emeritus
    • Oct 2005
    • 7032

    #2
    You would not be able to bi-amp with a "2x4" or "single" bi-wire cable. There is only one connection on the amp side.

    Color coding can be verified by the use of a multimeter.
    Danish

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    • MarkR
      Member
      • Jan 2005
      • 88

      #3
      It is currently bare wire I was hoping to terminate it myself, but if I split the negative cables in half for treble and bass there is no way to identifiy the wires at the other end

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