dalespitfire
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Hi all,
After some basic assistance really.
I presently have my B&W DM601 S3's as the front pair in my 5.1 setup with an LCR60 centre and BK XLS200 sub. The speakers are wired with Gale XL415 Bi Wire cable which is run under the floor.
I've decided to create a dedicated music listening room and as such will be moving the sub and front pair into it with a Cambridge amp and cd player along with my Project turntable however I will not be moving the speaker wire
I'll be replacing them I think with a Boston Soundware XS 5.1 SE surround package and there lies the problem. Apparently these have tiny push openings for cable and I would be lucky to get even 215 strand let alone bi wire 415.
So my question is this....with leaving the cable in situ, where do I stand with connecting a thinner gauge cable, to the existing Gale?
Is this feasible without causing problems? Of course I know it's possible to do but I don't want introduce any issues.
Thanks in advance.
Phill
After some basic assistance really.
I presently have my B&W DM601 S3's as the front pair in my 5.1 setup with an LCR60 centre and BK XLS200 sub. The speakers are wired with Gale XL415 Bi Wire cable which is run under the floor.
I've decided to create a dedicated music listening room and as such will be moving the sub and front pair into it with a Cambridge amp and cd player along with my Project turntable however I will not be moving the speaker wire
I'll be replacing them I think with a Boston Soundware XS 5.1 SE surround package and there lies the problem. Apparently these have tiny push openings for cable and I would be lucky to get even 215 strand let alone bi wire 415.
So my question is this....with leaving the cable in situ, where do I stand with connecting a thinner gauge cable, to the existing Gale?
Is this feasible without causing problems? Of course I know it's possible to do but I don't want introduce any issues.
Thanks in advance.
Phill