Thanks for the input folks, It has made for some interesting reading. I have seen much on the topic dealing w/ interconnects and mains cables, but not much on speaker wire. I realize that when tri wiring (i'm using the same 12ga wire for LF MF and HF) each driver section places different demands on the wire and creates different "pollution". I'm going to check out that link from the archives tonight.
Effects of brading interconnect wire
Here is an interesting question on a more technical side, for those so inclined. What effect(s) result from brading speaker wire, regardless of the brand/cost? Neatly coiling extra wire would create some amount of inductance, I would venture to guess. And leaving a pile of pasta dosen't rate high on the wife-o-meter.
In my situation I have a pair of Alon Mk IV's tri wired to my McIntosh MC-2102 and to neaten things up I braided the wire to make it more "visualy appealing". What have I done to those poor electrons!
In my situation I have a pair of Alon Mk IV's tri wired to my McIntosh MC-2102 and to neaten things up I braided the wire to make it more "visualy appealing". What have I done to those poor electrons!