leeperry
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I was wondering, what's the science behind dual entry?
I know it's really cool to get double entry recabling, but why not single entry?
I read Denon saying it ensured that both wires were exactly of the same length.....but considering how fast electricity goes(light speed?), does that make any sense?
and in an unbalanced cable, ground will be common anyway....does it really matter whether it merges in the connector or in the cans?
it all sounds like voodoo magic to me
I know it's really cool to get double entry recabling, but why not single entry?
I read Denon saying it ensured that both wires were exactly of the same length.....but considering how fast electricity goes(light speed?), does that make any sense?
and in an unbalanced cable, ground will be common anyway....does it really matter whether it merges in the connector or in the cans?
it all sounds like voodoo magic to me