AudioCircle
Industry Circles => Salk Signature Sound => Topic started by: vkohl on 31 Oct 2014, 08:23 am
-
(http://www.audiocircle.com/image.php?id=107783)
The rear of the 2009 HT3. i see 2 pair of terminals. When using "jumpers" which pair of terminals do most of you use? The top pair? [high/mid i assume?] OR the lower pair? [woofer i assume?] ---- thanks for your opinion.
-
I bi-wire now but before I did I used the bottom terminals. And your assumptions are correct.
-
A few of us Salk owners have found out the Cardas copper jumpers supplied deteriorate over time, and really negatively affect the sound. We have all since switched to bi-wiring, or in my case, I had my speaker cables made with jumpers built in.
If you have jumpers that have deteriorated, it's best to use the top terminals as the mid/high frequencies are more easily negatively affected. I have found treble to be most sensitive to anything metal in cables, jumpers, connectors, so I always keep the path to the tweeters as simple as possible. I always use the top terminals first.
-
+1