New for Bi-wire

reeltrouble1 · 04-24-2003, 09:00 PM

OK so I have read the Bi-wire posts till my head hurts (and my wallet) still I think I need to do it. Running an Onk 787 to RT1000i mains, CSi400 center, FXi50 surrounds, want to wire the fronts and center (ok you cannot truly bi-wire the RT1000, but I want to run separate wires to the top and bottom posts) need to make 15-20 ft runs for the set up I have.

Saw some wires called Canare on e-bay anybody ever use these, did not see them in the posts so that made me wary to start, but besides the brands I looked up that are mentioned throughout the threads what do I know? Could start with monster? Would like to stay around 500.00 to begin with.

Any suggestions?

danger boy · 04-25-2003, 04:00 AM

see other thread!

04-24-2003, 09:00 PM	#1
reeltrouble1 Old School Tubes Rule Member Sales Rating: (18) Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Deep Down the Rabbit Hole Posts: 7,857	New for Bi-wire OK so I have read the Bi-wire posts till my head hurts (and my wallet) still I think I need to do it. Running an Onk 787 to RT1000i mains, CSi400 center, FXi50 surrounds, want to wire the fronts and center (ok you cannot truly bi-wire the RT1000, but I want to run separate wires to the top and bottom posts) need to make 15-20 ft runs for the set up I have. Saw some wires called Canare on e-bay anybody ever use these, did not see them in the posts so that made me wary to start, but besides the brands I looked up that are mentioned throughout the threads what do I know? Could start with monster? Would like to stay around 500.00 to begin with. Any suggestions?

04-25-2003, 04:00 AM	#2
danger boy Polk Guru Member Sales Rating: (10) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Spokane, Washington Posts: 14,082	see other thread! __________________ I need a new sig... "Ask not what can your stereo system can do for you, ask what you can do for your stereo" - little ol me

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