I once spent a rather large amount of money on new speaker cable with the intention of Bi-Wiring my speakers
sadly I didn't realise that the cable was so thick that I couldn't fit two lots of it into the connections on the back of my amp. So it was a bit of a waste.
( Bazongaloid, Mon 2 Jul 2012, 10:41, 1 reply, 13 years ago)

You see, I'm an enthusiast but I'm in a technical job, so I'm a bit more sceptical, I guess.
Speakers, for example, are internally wired with pretty narrow guage wire, so any savings on signal you make with big, thick cable is going to be lost inside the speaker. Also, audio doesn't require much bandwidth, so you don't need thick cable to begin with. The only place you're likely to get signal degradation is through the connectors.
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