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- Jul 4, 2005
I have klipsch 2.1 multimedia speakers. I didn't have room for a 5.1 setup so 2.1 was the way to go, but I wanted to buy the best 2.1 speakers I could. At the time, Klipsch held that title, however I don't know if they still hold it.
Anyways, I heard a long time ago that replacing the speaker wiring can improve your performance. I heard this was especially true specifically for the 2.1 klipsch speakers since the stock wiring is such a small gauge. I work at compusa and received a free 30 foot roll of 16 gauge Monster cable and decided to go for it.
Unfortunately, it was a long time ago that I heard about replacing the wiring on the klipsch, so I couldn't fine it now. I couldn't find a guide either. I've never taken apart speakers or wired anything in my life (unless you count running a cat6 cable through my apartment ) I basically just tore apart my speakers, ripped out the old wiring, and wrapped my wiring around the mounts and sealed the speakers back up.
I can't play my speakers really loud right now since it's almost one a.m. and I'm in an apartment, but even at low-medium volume they do sound a bit more crisp. But would the larger gauge really do that? I was just expecting them to be louder once I cranked them up, not actually sound better at lower volumes too.
Anyways, I heard a long time ago that replacing the speaker wiring can improve your performance. I heard this was especially true specifically for the 2.1 klipsch speakers since the stock wiring is such a small gauge. I work at compusa and received a free 30 foot roll of 16 gauge Monster cable and decided to go for it.
Unfortunately, it was a long time ago that I heard about replacing the wiring on the klipsch, so I couldn't fine it now. I couldn't find a guide either. I've never taken apart speakers or wired anything in my life (unless you count running a cat6 cable through my apartment ) I basically just tore apart my speakers, ripped out the old wiring, and wrapped my wiring around the mounts and sealed the speakers back up.
I can't play my speakers really loud right now since it's almost one a.m. and I'm in an apartment, but even at low-medium volume they do sound a bit more crisp. But would the larger gauge really do that? I was just expecting them to be louder once I cranked them up, not actually sound better at lower volumes too.