NEW ECOSSE CS4.7Biwire Dedicated Biwire loudSpeaker Cable

Biwiring should be used wherever possible because in a biwire configuration, the cables feeding the higher frequencies are not affected by the electromagnetic interference from the low frequency signals, which are carried in a separate conductor. Additionally, and just as important, the speaker now ‘sees’ a reduced ‘load’ due to the decreased total resistance of the cable, and this makes the speaker less prone to frequency response variations due to cable resistance.

In this biwire set-up, our recommendation is the use of our new rope-lay CS2.4 in the bass and mid-bands - which match perfectly with the superior performance of our solidcore CS2.15 (see below) to extend high frequency information.  Our new CS2.4 ‘speaker’ cable has a stunning 400 oxygen free, highest quality copper strands per conductor, occupying a large 3.2sq mm cross-section.

Now we introduce a large perfectly round solidcore conductor-our, so-called, CS2.15 ‘speaker cable’.

The CS2.15 is a quality performance; full bandwidth loudSpeaker cable sometimes necessary when we acknowledge that some amplifier/loudspeaker combinations, while exhibiting much strength, may suffer well documented slight upper-mid glare and treble edginess (and/or over-emphasised bass). The greater strengths of its 1.5 sq mm perfectly circular solidcore conductors provide the solution to this problem.

In a tri-wire or tri-amp set-up, we recommend the CS2.4 driving the bass units and 2 runs of CS2.15, one driving the mid units and one driving the treble units for ultimate bandwidth extension and presence.

This biwire cable set - the so-called CS4.7 - is available ex factory pre-terminated and in nylon webbing- to keep the cables tidy. It represents our, highest performance/low cost bi-wire cable set.