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In Reply to: Why Bi-wire? posted by markrohr on August 11, 2003 at 04:33:21:
Albert Von Schweikert had a rationale that "field interference" from a cable's "self inductance" caused sonic degradation, and such interference between low and high frequency signals would be reduced with bi-wiring, because such electric fields would then be "separated."
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- 'Cause It's Unlawful to Steal Wire... - Todd Krieger 08:45:38 08/12/03 (9)
- doesn't superposition contradict this? - Commuteman 16:23:53 08/12/03 (8)
- Not when there is another factor - Jon Risch 10:31:13 08/14/03 (2)
- this seems more likely - Commuteman 14:41:24 08/14/03 (1)
- Re: this seems more likely - Todd Krieger 15:15:22 08/14/03 (0)
- Re: doesn't superposition contradict this? - dave slagle 19:12:35 08/13/03 (1)
- Yes, superposition does contradict it. - jneutron 10:08:37 08/14/03 (0)
- Re: doesn't superposition contradict this? - Todd Krieger 21:25:10 08/12/03 (0)
- Re: doesn't superposition contradict this? - Lymp Baygul 19:57:27 08/12/03 (1)
- So Spectron Remote Sense technology obviates the need for biwiring...? - Rob Thomas 22:24:13 08/17/03 (0)
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