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1. forums.whathifi.com › threads › speaker-jumperSpeaker Jumper Plates or Speaker wire? | What Hi-Fi? Forum

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   Aug 23, 2010 · To keep everything level through the frequency range, you should use the same cable as your main speaker cable. Kind of makes sense to me, but I have Nordost monofilament jumpers with completely different speaker cable.

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   Jul 13, 2021 · 1) We don't know for sure what material blend is in the original connector plates. 2) Cross sectional area matters and so does contact area to the terminals where the plates seem to win vs the wire. 3) Only part of the amps energy goes through the plates, the bass woofer uses most of the current.

3. forums.stevehoffman.tv › threads › speakers-jumperSpeakers. Jumper wires instead of supplied plates. Any sonic ...

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   May 27, 2016 · I recently upgraded to new amp that has only one set of speaker terminals. Prior to this upgrade, I run bi-wire connection to my BW CM 10’s S2 with two runs of Kimber 4TC wire. Dropping one run of the cable, I re-installed the supplied jumper plates and currently run with the single set of wires.

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   Jan 27, 2010 · In connecting the speaker cables to the top mid/high frequency terminals, you're bypassing the jumpers to the highs- the highs receive the most direct signal, yet you are adding the jumpers' 'sound' to the lows.

5. audiokarma.org › forums › indexDo jumpers really make a difference? | Audiokarma Home Audio ...

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   May 29, 2006 · The point of these jumpers is to do something called "bi-wire" your speakers. This involves taking two parrallel lengths of wire from your amp (the same amp, same channel) to each speaker (same speaker too), and removing the jumpers from the speakers altogether.

6. www.avforums.com › threads › speaker-cables-andspeaker cables and jumpers vs bi-wiring - AVForums

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   Dec 4, 2009 · I found replacing the jumpers with wire to be more effective and reliable. In your case, with 300w per channel amps, this is one of the few time I would say bi-wiring couldn't hurt. You could bi-wire with 14ga, but if it were me, I would go to 12ga.

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   Do jumpers make a difference in speaker sound?

   • Given that they are silver, it is possible that they may not be a perfect match for bright sounding speakers. Unfortunately jumpers do make a difference. If you can, remove the plate that holds the terminals, and put all the hot wires on one of the red terminal and all the cold wires on the black terminal and reassemble.

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   How much wire do I need for a speaker jumper?

   • Biwring doubles the conducting area, so to achieve complete equivalence using single wire, you'd need correspondingly thicker wire. 2.5mm (rough US equivalent: 10 AWG) is a good choice. A short piece of speaker cable will make the perfect jumper at cost well under £1.50 (I assume that's the figure you meant to type). Arcam: AV9, P1000.

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   What if a speaker has two terminals?

   • If the two terminals are just to allow wto different cable types to be used on a speaker - then the internal wiring connects the two red together and the two black together. The extra plate or jumpers - which is probably 2 inches long - how would this make a difference ?.

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   Should I replace the jumper plates on my speakers?

   • While reading another thread - Hi-Fi Upgrades That Cost Almost Nothing - I was reminded that there have been various posts where people have suggested replacing the jumper plates provided on speakers to bridge the LF and HF terminals with a short piece of speaker wire to improve speaker performance and clarity, etc.

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   Should I use the same speaker cable as my main speaker?

   • To keep everything level through the frequency range, you should use the same cable as your main speaker cable. ID. To keep everything level through the frequency range, you should use the same cable as your main speaker cable. Kind of makes sense to me, but I have Nordost monofilament jumpers with completely different speaker cable.

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   Do speakers have separate crossovers for each driver?

   • The reason for asking - do the speakers have separate crossovers for each driver - possibly the issue in the crossover design. If the two terminals are just to allow wto different cable types to be used on a speaker - then the internal wiring connects the two red together and the two black together.

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8. www.audiokarma.org › bi-wire-vs-jumpersBi-Wire vs. Jumpers - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion ...

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   Dec 1, 2013 · When you bi-wire, you're altering the speaker cable, as if you paralleled your cables. They could sound worse, the same, or better. I've noticed not so subtle differences in different (RELATIVELY CHEAP) speaker cables.