If your speakers only have single wire connections then of course it makes this decision simple –single connections it is! But if your speakers have two sets of speaker connections then they can be bi-wired. A perceived benefits of bi-wiring is that it can create a more open sound stage and increase levels of detail, but it’s argued that

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If you want to keep your cables in "good" condition, just play "light opera" or similar muzak. Seriously, my Acoustat speakers had this type of Monster Cable inside, complete with the green discoloration problem. Not anymore. Audiophile Review asked Bill Low from AudioQuest, Ray Kimber from Kimber Cable, Karen Sumner from Transparent Audio, and David Salz from WireWorld. In theory a high-end cable should last forever. With a few.

Or it could be in 1 of your drivers or x-over. Also if it has a x-over with a board check connections and look for cracks in solder on the board itself and at any joints. I've seen some shoddy wiring inside of speakers in my time. The other problem with speaker wire is that you are likely going to be limited to one or two colors, mostly - if you're lucky. When you are breadboarding and prototyping circuits, you not only want to have multiple colors for the wires/jumpers, but you want to use and group them logically if you can (ie, use colors to represent what the circuit is connected to, etc - so you can trace functions To test the continuity of the wires themselves and both ends of a single wire and test the continuity. Connect each end of the single wire to the positive and negative leads of the multimeter.

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For higher power systems or longer lengths, 16 gauge is a great choice. For longer lengths (50-100ft)/ (15-30.5m) you’ll need to go up 2 gauges (14 ga.) to avoid losing power. Very long lengths of speaker wire lose a bit of power over the long distance due to resistance. Using larger wire can help reduce or avoid this.

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Nov 2, 2018 YES,,, Not really go bad, but the terminal and the wire contact can and then doubled up some speaker wire positive to positive it worked.

This tells you they are working actively.

at least not in a short period of time. The cones can get old and brittle and voice coil rub can happen, but that takes a loooong time. If you're pushing way more power than they can handle they can self destruct. Or if some groupie puts one of her heels into a cone while you're bangin' her on stage after a gig.
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Passive crossover components can and do go bad, especially if you crank the snot out of it and launch the woofer.

FWIW, in my bedroom HT system, since it has the spring terminals, I have to use either bare wire or pins, I chose bare wire, the same with the RCA minisystem in the living room. Assuming oxidation hasn't gotten so bad that the connections at the ends are getting poor, old speaker wires won't degrade in performance. They might get uglier if the plastic turns yellow or if the wires themselves turn green. The cable themselves will not go bad.
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A Different speakers and lengths of wire require different gauges. The size of the speaker does not matter. What matters is the resistance, or impedance, given in ohms.

Turn the amplifier off before you make any connections to your system. This is a basic rule that should not be ignored by someone who thinks they can do it without turning things How To Easily Identify Speaker Wire Polarity (Positive & Negative) - YouTube. Watch later. Share. Copy link. Info. Shopping.