Bi-Wire speakers

I was just reading up on whether to bi-wire your speaker or not. The last time I up graded my cables the shop said I would hear a bigger difference if I spent more on  better cables than bi-wire my speakers with my existing cable. I also asked if I needed to buy the same cable to bridge the speaker terminals to which they replied they didn't think it was necessary to do so (they do sell bridging cables) I took their advice and got better cables and didn't bother with bridging cables.

After years of experimenting with speaker cables, I eventually settled on the Spatia design, so named because it gave me the spatial impression I'd always wanted.

I must admit I did have one set of speakers Bi-Wired but never single wired them to see if there was any difference same thing with bridging cables never tried it, I was only going on the advice I was given which at the time seemed good. From what I was reading from others experiences with Bi-Wiring it all depends on what speakers you are using as some did say they got good results from one but made no difference with others. The debate on bridging was even bigger and again seemed speaker dependant. As for Bi-Wiring the common ground was if you had a set budget you were better off spending it on better single cables than spitting your budget on two sets of cables for each speaker. This leads me to think, you have to experiment and see if it works for your speakers OR not.

On bi-wiring it will depend on your system but four decent cables will cost more than two obviously. I recommend the Spatia cables and the Spatia links, and they sound even better if you run the arrows from source pointing towards the speakers.