Awesome Techscrew Aaaaaaawesome. Man In India I was looking our for Bi-wire cables for my high-end speaker. But they are so fucking expensive, But thanks to you now I can have my own Bi-wire. Cheers
Hi, how are you doing? I would like to make a couple of cables to connect my boxes to the receiver, it indicates 4 legs by cable, braided like you did there?
@@Techscrews I think he means how did you connect the cables to the winding drill...it would be good to show that stop. Also, you didn't show the other end (amp end) and how you did that...so for a total newb as myself, I'm still lost.
When ordering banana clips to do this project, how do I know if they will be wide enough to house two wires together on the receiver-end? You used Nakamichi. Is that what you recommend? What size or dimensions or specs should I look for? Thank you.
+David Andrews If you solder wire in banana plugs, you can use any plugs for 2x1.5kvmm cable, if you use screw for fixing cable, then it plugs is too small.
you didn't show the end for the amp, as at 3.11 Do you just twist the 2 cables together to create one end, then fix into the end caps, then fix to the plugs?
...and by doing that you get lower gauge. Two 15 awg cables will have 12 awg... and so on. Each time you double the cable the gauge will drop 3 gauges.
Where can I buy metal tubing? Also, I have a Denon receiver 1155 watts. I just got Klipsch floor speaker with dual binding post. Can I use your method to bi-wire the speakers to the receiver?
+morenito116 metal tubing I get from local DIY shop, for your setup you can use bi-wire, but if your Denon support bi-amping, better use bi-amping mode for speakers, it more better then bi-wire.
+morenito116 Just search for Bootlaces, and a bootlace crimper. No need to solder them on, when the bootlace crimper results in an electrically and mechanically superior joint.
l bet this looks pretty, but all of that wire probably more resistant since you have made it shorter. so this wire would be more electrically resistant compared to a regular wire. it's not a big deal since it looks like you are running it in a shorter distance than 100 feet.
hi this is a great video thanks for sharing. I have a question if you don't want bi-wire you have to use two cables for bouth ends? and what gauge did you used? thanks.
That is sooo NOT BRAIDED!!! That is what you call TWISTED PAIR, which is achieved by TWISTING them in a drill. The definition of braided wire is wire that intersects at 90° angles, not wire that goes around itself over and over. That does NOT give the inductance and crosstalk properties of braided wire. It would be the same as....wait for it... TWISTED PAIR WIRE!!!!! Put 8 pairs together and you have the worlds most expensive twisted pair Ethernet cable!! 😂😂😂
lol😂😂😂 Eine Adernhülse zum krimpen, fest gelötet und dan einen Banannenstecker mit einer Made fest geschraubt. Das ist keine HI END sondern schwachsinn. Das Lötstellen nicht druckbelastbar sind muss dir doch schon mal jemand erzählt haben 😂😂😂🎉
+Hrostbjergsorensen if you use nude cable from coils, you get bad quality from cable. If you this cable upgrade with plugs, you get better contact with lower contact resistance jump. If you this cable Twist, you get better canceling out electromagnetic interference. Also from standard 2 wire cable you get bi-wire cable for better sound performance result.
@@Techscrews technically bi-wiring will provide zero benefit. There is no point taking two cables off of the same amplifier output let's say right channel. You are still sending approx 20hz to 20khz up both cables for the same channel (R). All it does is directly feed into the low and high pass section of the crossover inside the speaker, where it still does the same filtering as a single cable feeding a channel (R). You just end up spending double your money on speaker cable for a two way speaker. Your cables look really nice, great job 👍
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I made it as single-wire. Looks good and works. 👍🏻
Thanks for feeedback :)
YESH!!! thanks alot bro
thanks for the tutorial.
Awesome!! Followed everything to a T .... Made some really nice wires for my Buddy..
Thanks for feedback 🙂
they look so satisfying!
Thank you :)
WTF? so simple? THANKS BRO!
yea, good luck :)
Yes, simple for TWISTED PAIR wire. That is NOT braided, nor will out function the same.
Thank you.
Great, this will fix my ugly 2,5mm's cables
Nice, thanks.
Great video!
Thanks.
Awesome video, gonna try bi-wireing.
Good luck 👍
Fantastic job thanks
nice to hear :)
Awesome Techscrew Aaaaaaawesome. Man In India I was looking our for Bi-wire cables for my high-end speaker. But they are so fucking expensive, But thanks to you now I can have my own Bi-wire. Cheers
Awesome.. Thank you!
+Xab Deth I'm glad you liked it
+ArtūrsM I'm interested if English is your mothertongue?
Great thanks
Nice to hear :)
Perfektní
Thanks for your reply. I called Denon, it does not support bi- amping. I will do the bi-wire method. Thank you.
Danke! ☺
Vielen Dank :)
cheers!
Hi, how are you doing? I would like to make a couple of cables to connect my boxes to the receiver, it indicates 4 legs by cable, braided like you did there?
braided cables give very good look.
Great video ArtūrsM! A+
thanksss :)
i used actual bananas, it was a lot of work to push it in
A cz asem. Kable nie mogą byś poplątane bo działają jak cewka?
Thank you for posting this. Do you have to solder the cables at the end?
the best way is to solder banana plugs
Why do we need to braid or wind the wire?
Doesn't that twisting of wires kind of defeat (at least partially) the very purpose of bi-wiring - separation of Low and High range currents?
it's look better and have better physical properties
What is the metal tube for at the ends of the wire?
Any idea where to get pure silver wire, and silver rca?
Audun Jemtland
Hi. I suggest this site... www.audiophonics.fr/en/search?search_query=MUNDORF+MCONNECT ... if you want the best silver wire.
What's the difference between bi-wiring and bi-amping? Is it the metal piece that is attach to the speaker's binding post?
+morenito116 Bi-wiring use one amplifier and bi-wire cable, but bi-amping use two amplifier with pre-amplifier and bi-amp cables.
What about the end that goes into the amp? How do we merge two plus ➕ wires into one banana plug?
it's bi-wire cable one cable end have two jack for amp, and second cable end have 4 jack for speakers. SImple.
Hi there, where can I buy the metal tubes?
What you mean with metal tubes ?
You mentioned metal tube in your video, the blue coloured cover over copper and you soldered that
What's the cable gauge? -Need to be a little more specific, please.
+CofeeAuLait For this project I use 2x1.5 square mm cables.
Thank you.
How you calculate the lenght of the twisted quad cable? It get reduced by half?
I take about 30% more, than real final length.
What size are the heatshrinks ?
Hello, how does this electric screwdriver put the wire into the winding? I look forward to your reply, thank you!
Just use drill like I use it on video and that all.
@@Techscrews I think he means how did you connect the cables to the winding drill...it would be good to show that stop. Also, you didn't show the other end (amp end) and how you did that...so for a total newb as myself, I'm still lost.
When ordering banana clips to do this project, how do I know if they will be wide enough to house two wires together on the receiver-end? You used Nakamichi. Is that what you recommend? What size or dimensions or specs should I look for? Thank you.
+David Andrews If you solder wire in banana plugs, you can use any plugs for 2x1.5kvmm cable, if you use screw for fixing cable, then it plugs is too small.
you didn't show the end for the amp, as at 3.11
Do you just twist the 2 cables together to create one end, then fix into the end caps, then fix to the plugs?
you are absolutely right - I just twist the 2 cables together to create one end with banana plug, typical bi-wire cable.
awesome, thanks for confirming.
...and by doing that you get lower gauge. Two 15 awg cables will have 12 awg... and so on. Each time you double the cable the gauge will drop 3 gauges.
ArtūrsM is it necessary to twist them?
👍
Where can I buy metal tubing? Also, I have a Denon receiver 1155 watts. I just got Klipsch floor speaker with dual binding post. Can I use your method to bi-wire the speakers to the receiver?
+morenito116 metal tubing I get from local DIY shop, for your setup you can use bi-wire, but if your Denon support bi-amping, better use bi-amping mode for speakers, it more better then bi-wire.
+morenito116 Just search for Bootlaces, and a bootlace crimper. No need to solder them on, when the bootlace crimper results in an electrically and mechanically superior joint.
That's correct.... Terminal Crimping Tool Bootlace Ferrule Crimper Wire End Cord End Lug
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l bet this looks pretty, but all of that wire probably more resistant since you have made it shorter. so this wire would be more electrically resistant compared to a regular wire. it's not a big deal since it looks like you are running it in a shorter distance than 100 feet.
What's the purpose of twisting them?
two conductors of a single system are twisted together for the purposes of canceling out electromagnetic interference from external sources.
Where do you source the cable? Is it "regular" copper or treated in some way. Also Does it get some sound characteristics?
hi this is a great video thanks for sharing. I have a question if you don't want bi-wire you have to use two cables for bouth ends? and what gauge did you used?
thanks.
Yes, you can just twisted all it to 2 ends. I use 1.5 square mm or it about AWG15 or AWG14.
ArtūrsM Great thanks.
Where do I get the 'turd'? Can it be anybody's turd? or does it have to be mine.
That is sooo NOT BRAIDED!!! That is what you call TWISTED PAIR, which is achieved by TWISTING them in a drill. The definition of braided wire is wire that intersects at 90° angles, not wire that goes around itself over and over.
That does NOT give the inductance and crosstalk properties of braided wire. It would be the same as....wait for it... TWISTED PAIR WIRE!!!!! Put 8 pairs together and you have the worlds most expensive twisted pair Ethernet cable!! 😂😂😂
You are going to get sued by Kimber Kables. You just told the world how they make their expensive speaker wire.
lol😂😂😂 Eine Adernhülse zum krimpen, fest gelötet und dan einen Banannenstecker mit einer Made fest geschraubt. Das ist keine HI END sondern schwachsinn. Das Lötstellen nicht druckbelastbar sind muss dir doch schon mal jemand erzählt haben 😂😂😂🎉
Makes fun of Chinese craftsmanship and uses Chinese banana plugs from AliExpress 😀
you should sell these for lazy people :)
+t103Ninja nice idea :)
well the cable will not be better..
it will look better.
+Hrostbjergsorensen if you use nude cable from coils, you get bad quality from cable. If you this cable upgrade with plugs, you get better contact with lower contact resistance jump. If you this cable Twist, you get better canceling out electromagnetic interference. Also from standard 2 wire cable you get bi-wire cable for better sound performance result.
it will be the same.
@@Techscrews technically bi-wiring will provide zero benefit. There is no point taking two cables off of the same amplifier output let's say right channel. You are still sending approx 20hz to 20khz up both cables for the same channel (R). All it does is directly feed into the low and high pass section of the crossover inside the speaker, where it still does the same filtering as a single cable feeding a channel (R). You just end up spending double your money on speaker cable for a two way speaker. Your cables look really nice, great job 👍
if you can ,please dont talk in english
where is the problem? Can I improve this situation?
What a dick, he's doing the community a favor my making this video, if you don't like it leave. Don't criticize him.
come back to your jungle,ok?
LOL HE SAID TERD