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<blockquote data-quote="Jarden" data-source="post: 386486" data-attributes="member: 552996">Maybe then you can help me clear up this theory that I have read about...Audioquest a rather heavy name in home audio connectors has this theory that the multiple strands of speaker wire tend to distort the signal as the current jumps from strand to strand and so on.&nbsp; This was all new to me, for I was used to the monster cable theory that more strands and higher conductor content and so on is better.I must confess I have at my house some THX certified Monster cable (multiple strands) that made a definate audiable difference in the upper and mid frequencies from the 16 gauge radio shack wire that I used before that to have them hooked up with.&nbsp; And up in my dorm I have a Cerwin-Vega surround sound speaker set up, and had it all hooked up with more radio shack 16 gauge wire.&nbsp; I came across this Audioquest and decided to see what it was all about because all I could think was &quot;bullshit&quot; when I read about it and looked it over.&nbsp; It did however make an audiable difference in the mid and high frequency ranges (single set of solid wires).Tell me what you can about this... later</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jarden, post: 386486, member: 552996"] Maybe then you can help me clear up this theory that I have read about... Audioquest a rather heavy name in home audio connectors has this theory that the multiple strands of speaker wire tend to distort the signal as the current jumps from strand to strand and so on. This was all new to me, for I was used to the monster cable theory that more strands and higher conductor content and so on is better. I must confess I have at my house some THX certified Monster cable (multiple strands) that made a definate audiable difference in the upper and mid frequencies from the 16 gauge radio shack wire that I used before that to have them hooked up with. And up in my dorm I have a Cerwin-Vega surround sound speaker set up, and had it all hooked up with more radio shack 16 gauge wire. I came across this Audioquest and decided to see what it was all about because all I could think was "bullshit" when I read about it and looked it over. It did however make an audiable difference in the mid and high frequency ranges (single set of solid wires). Tell me what you can about this... later [/QUOTE]

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