Is there a deference when this speakers bi wiring
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Dear Dammika,Thank you for your inquiry. Everyone's hearing is different. Some will notice a significant difference when bi-wiring, and others will only notice a very subtle difference. My recommendation is to try both to see what you like better!Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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In bi-wiring, each loudspeaker has two pairs of connectors and two cables are run from the same amplifier output to the speaker cabinet - one for the high frequency or tweeter driver and one for the low frequency driver (through two separated crossover filters). The purported advantage of this split is that it "reduces magnetic interaction in the cable, resulting in better sound".[1] Some audiophiles feel that bi-wiring produces an audible improvement over standard single cabling. For example, John Atkinson, writing in Stereophile, states that he observes "subtle but important" differences, particularly in reduction of treble hardness and improvement in bass control in one review.[2] Critics of bi-wiring believe that both ways of making speaker connections are electrically equivalent (assuming no difference in speaker cable resistance), and thus cynically refer to the practice as "buy-wiring", implying it is nothing more than a marketing gimmick for expensive speaker wire
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No, correctly installed, there should be no change in sound quality. Be sure to observe correct polarity and use only 1 pair of terminals on each speaker for the left or right channels. Be aware that you are not utilizing one channel on each speaker.
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No. Both speakers and the volume control have wires that plug into the sub-woofer.
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it makes no difference which terminal side is + as long as you put the + on the SAME side as all the other speakers. if you get one different, you will notice a marked loss of bass. typically, the + wire is a solid colour, and the - has a stripe on it. so if you put the + on the left terminal on ALL speakers, your good to go.
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I didn't get one with the unit. It is pretty straight forward where speaker wires FROM the stereo get attached to one of the two inputs and speaker wires TO the various speakers get attached to one of the four outputs.
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Hi Drusilla Freeman-Daniels, you may check the wiring for your speaker. You can unplug and replug the cables coming from your speakers to their respective ports on the main unit. Hope this helps. -Ely
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This is correct. The secondary (bottom) pair allow you to either bi-wire which is when you connect two sets of speaker wire to each connector, or bi-amp, which is when you power your speakers with two separate amplified channels. You do not need either to fully exploit the potential of these awesome speakers.
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Sounds like a wiring problem with your amp. Speakers are very simple to get working
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Is your speakers hooked up in 1 ohm if so it's just like u bridged 1 wire to positive on left side and 1 wire to negative on right side of amp
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It depends on how for your speakers are apart I have my center speaker turned down to match my other speakers on my computer because they a little closer together I hope this helped.
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I'm not sure what's wrong as my speakers work just fine. The sound is lower than what is playing inside my house but I'm ok with that. I would double check the wiring and make sure that nothing is crossed. My neighbor had the same problem and found out that he crossed two of the wires and one wasn't fully in the socket. After he fixed it he had now problems.
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Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
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no they only use the standard positive and negative wires. just 2. they are awesome speakers btw.
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Make sure all speakers are connected correctly, meaning positive with positive and negative with negative. Also the check receiver wattage specs with the selector capacity.
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Yes they do. Just make sure you take out the bracket that goes to both hook ups or you can over heat or blow out the speaker. If you go to polk.com and look up the speaker they tell you a lot of things about the speaker and about bi-wiring them.
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If you are using stripped bare wire, yes. Tighten down the caps. I would recommend getting some banana plugs, I have these same speakers and use banana plugs, it makes things a lot easier
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the advice I found, and only after trying it with Bi-wired with my receiver, was unless you actually have two amps to power the speaker, wire it with the bridge in place via the single channel. You won't notice enough change with it bi-wired, and you only end up losing a pair of channels that you could otherwise use for rear surround or a second zone.