Correct - sort-of! :-)) ... - andyr - Planar Speaker Asylum

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In Reply to: what is the quality of the wire inside the maggies,,?? posted by karenmount on September 18, 2010 at 19:22:18:

If you believe that a longer piece of wire degrades the signal more than a shorter piece of wire, using 5' of good wire from the amp to the Maggie BPs removes a lot of wire-degradation from your system.

So you've only got the 1' of bad wire left (which is behind the back-plate) degrading the signal. However, some people (me included) replace that with good wire, too. :-))

In fact, I suggest the difference in "degradation" between Magnepan wire and "good" wire is significantly less than the improvement you will get from replacing Magnepan's crappy steel fuse-holders with some good ones.

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Andy

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Topic - what is the quality of the wire inside the maggies,,?? - karenmount 19:22:18 09/18/10 (5)

RE: what is the quality of the wire inside the maggies,,?? - RickeyM 05:19:11 09/19/10 (0)

Correct - sort-of! :-)) ... - andyr 21:08:01 09/18/10 (1)

RE: Correct - sort-of! :-)) ... - JBen 01:01:53 09/19/10 (0)

Is it true that the chain no stronger than its weakest link? - peterhh 21:05:26 09/18/10 (0)

RE: what is the quality of the wire inside the maggies,,?? - esande 20:16:13 09/18/10 (0)

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Correct - sort-of! :-)) ... - andyr 21:08:01 09/18/10 (1)

RE: Correct - sort-of! :-)) ... - JBen 01:01:53 09/19/10 (0)

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