High and Lows Separation

[Robbo]

Evening All,
I'm new to the Forum and would like some of your input/experience.
I've owned a NAD M33 for about 6 months. In this time I've only used A section of the speaker output. My question is would it be worth using A and B output to seperate the highs and lows to my bi-wire compatible PMC twenty 22's, is there any benefit in doing so?.
Note: Currently using Van Den Hul Magnum speaker cables.

 

[Lurch]

Don't bother the only thing you'll achieve is Lightening your wallet with a 2nd set of cables.
I've tried it many times over the years thinking better amps/speakers/cable would finally reveal an uplift. The only thing I found that worked with a couple of pairs of speakers was swapping the Cheap metal links for some home made, speaker wire jumpers.

 

[Robbo]

Thanks Lurch, That's all I needed to know!

 

[SONDEKNZ]

Don't bother the only thing you'll achieve is Lightening your wallet with a 2nd set of cables.
I've tried it many times over the years thinking better amps/speakers/cable would finally reveal an uplift. The only thing I found that worked with a couple of pairs of speakers was swapping the Cheap metal links for some home made, speaker wire jumpers.

Wise words. So true!

 

[simon g]

You wouldn't be 'separating highs and lows'. That would require a crossover and additional amplification. As others have said, bi-wiring is rarely of any benefit.