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How to connect tri-wireable speakers?

vintagetree

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I want to connect tri-wireable speakers with bi-wire speaker cables.

Should I bridge the high/mid, or mid/low, or what?

I searched online, people like to say try it, believe your ears. It is right, but It is quite difficult to tell differences in the first period generally.

While, i really found there was no improvement of sound when I did something, however after sometime it is very clear that something changed in quality.

Thanks.
 
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Hi and mid would be the way to go. If the speakers are built to be tri wired then they should have the proper crossover components to make it possible.

Of course using an electronic crossover eliminates the need for any crossover capacitors or coils.
 
It is very new to me to use electronic crossovers.

So you mean I should link the high and mid together, and let the low alone use another wire?

Thanks.
 
Yes, bridge the High and Mid and use one wire for this combination and the other for Low Frequency.
 
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