my towers have dual 'positive and negative' terminals. i currently use just one set but whay are there two? can someone please explain this to me?
thanks!
basic wiring question
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basic wiring question
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thanks guys! i found some excellent info that's very legit.tonym wrote:goog will give you lots of wrong answers as well....Audiophiliac wrote:Depending on the crossover design, these let you either bi-wire or bi-amp your speakers. I will let you google these to learn what they each are and how to implement them if you choose.
1- Zx 400 Ti
1- Ti 600.2
1- Ti 500.4 (resurrected by valeks1)
2- Ti 500.4
2- Ti 1000.2
2-Ti RMD, Lpl, PG 1/0 Ga
Ti 6.5 comps, Ti 5x7 coaxials
1- Ti 600.2
1- Ti 500.4 (resurrected by valeks1)
2- Ti 500.4
2- Ti 1000.2
2-Ti RMD, Lpl, PG 1/0 Ga
Ti 6.5 comps, Ti 5x7 coaxials
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^there's a site dedicated to, and run by, some audio lunatics that are way, way, way over my head but one posted an article that backs up its claim to tell you more than you could ever want to know about bi wiring. hint: these guys are confined to an asylum for audio lunatics. check them out!



1- Zx 400 Ti
1- Ti 600.2
1- Ti 500.4 (resurrected by valeks1)
2- Ti 500.4
2- Ti 1000.2
2-Ti RMD, Lpl, PG 1/0 Ga
Ti 6.5 comps, Ti 5x7 coaxials
1- Ti 600.2
1- Ti 500.4 (resurrected by valeks1)
2- Ti 500.4
2- Ti 1000.2
2-Ti RMD, Lpl, PG 1/0 Ga
Ti 6.5 comps, Ti 5x7 coaxials