Darren L
Egalitarian
I've very recently been using a pair of SF Olympica I speakers (still experimenting with placement) with Tellurium Q Black II speaker cables and matching short 'jumper' cables. The speaker cables are factory terminated both ends with banana plugs, the jumper cables, bananas one end spades the other.
When I have the speaker cables plugged into the HF terminals on the speaker and the jumpers running to the LF terminals I'm getting exceptionally good HF performance, when I change the speaker cables to the LF terminals and use the jumpers to the HF I'm getting a noticeable gain in bass performance and noticeable drop in HF performance.
I have as yet to try re inserting the little metal jumpers supplied with the speaker and will do tomorrow. I will also try going back to Nordost Blue heaven Rev II which is a biwire cable.
I wondered had anyone else ever came across this before.
I wasn't expecting any change at all from moving the cables from the HF to LF terminals given the jumper cables are made of the same stuff, but it is quite easily heard, my wife even noticed the difference.
When I have the speaker cables plugged into the HF terminals on the speaker and the jumpers running to the LF terminals I'm getting exceptionally good HF performance, when I change the speaker cables to the LF terminals and use the jumpers to the HF I'm getting a noticeable gain in bass performance and noticeable drop in HF performance.
I have as yet to try re inserting the little metal jumpers supplied with the speaker and will do tomorrow. I will also try going back to Nordost Blue heaven Rev II which is a biwire cable.
I wondered had anyone else ever came across this before.
I wasn't expecting any change at all from moving the cables from the HF to LF terminals given the jumper cables are made of the same stuff, but it is quite easily heard, my wife even noticed the difference.