Great and accurate perspective...Thank you!

finally some concrete experience talk and no bla bla. Great channel.

That line up of remote control's is impressive.

Well, well. Woo hoo! I don't generally buy into cables making a very big difference, but since you mentioned this, I thought I'd give this a try. My Sonus Faber Lumina V speakers came with metal jumpers. Until I removed them, I had no idea how thin they are. They are extremely thin and light. I already had a set of thick Nakamichi jumpers on another set of speakers I have. So, I just used them on my SF speakers. Holy impact, Batman. Good Lord, these sound like totally different speakers. The bass impact is now awesome, but the highs and mids also seem much more clear and understandable. My goodness, I'm astonished. Thanks for the video.

Great vid. I like the low rack. Is it hard to work the turntable?

Once put the jumpers on the terminal. I see people connect the speaker cables to it differently. What will be the normal best sounding for the connection? Both positive and negative go to lower frequency or negative goes to low frequency and positive goes to high frequency? What would you recommend.

If we use jumpers on our speakers, which jacks should we connect to from the amplifier (tweeter or woofer) [being that we only have two and aren't bi-wiring]?

I recently purchased a very modest system for a small room Cambridge AXA35 Int Amp, IFI Bluetooth Receiver, and Wharfedale bookshelf 220's. It had been a long time since I invested in audio. I used to be an audio sales person in the 70's. I basically set everything up as it came out of the boxes. I used some 16 AWG banana plug 6' foot speaker cables, an RCA cord, and turned the amp on. The speakers had jump plates in place. I thought it sounded terrific out of the gate with audiophile recordings off KZfaq. It wasn't until I started straying to old rock classics and even Frank Sinatra that I noticed some of the weaknesses. I thought Frank sounded better on my phone compared to what this system was doing. In other words, the system wasn't as forgiving of poor source material. I gave it a couple of days to break this thing in, and see where I was at. It's basically an office setup. I listened to well-rendered recording by Willie Nelson's Stardust which I knew very well, and noticed the system not getting that quite right either. Subtle detail and ambience was missing yet the center image was strong. I like a good center image, but not at the expense of the whole recording's feel. I decided to take advantage of the extra posts on the speakers, which I had done years ago, but didn't think much of. I didn't use anything expensive. Garden variety 14 AWG wire connected to the LF posts, and used what I had already (banana plugged 16 AWG) to the HF posts. I immediately noticed a difference in the audiophile recordings. I thought I was on to something. I was convinced it wasn't placebo the more varied I got. This system sounded better. More detail, control, ambience. The whole thing. Then I went to Willie. I wanted to see if I'd catch the subtle quick drum I was missing before. It didn't jump out at me, but it was definitely there. The system sounded more cohesive which even very cheap systems can do, albeit, pretty badly. So, there you have my two cents. Bi-wiring worked for me, and I'd imagine I could have gone the route of thicker single-wire cable or improved the jumpers, but the extra posts are already there! Look at it another way, I paid for those posts, and it would be a sin not to use them if no downside exists. You can get this done in less than a half-hour, and with little investment if you prefer, and enjoy a sonic improvement. Maybe I'll go with a good jumper with better single wire to see what that does down the road. I definitely think a better jumper would help, but a lot of people don't believe in bi-wire either citing physics. To me, better wire often produces better results, and certainly a more direct connection using all the posts available will make a difference. You may not even like the difference, or your electronics won't behave as you'd like making the changes. It's all very subjective.

Hey thanks for the video. Did consider the acoustic treatment? IMO that has a much bigger impact than the cables (I believe in cables).

Great video. Agreed on all points.

sir, is it ok to use a massive jumper cables like 6awg copper wire?

Its all synergy it makes sense from starting from the wall outlet i think power cords make the best difference and your right it doesn't always mean more is better iv been building my system for 15 years,screw the skeptics,i don't have time for people like that.

Im thinking to go biwire,do u recomend that ?

What is your best combo for sonetto? I also have sonetto 5 and i just cant hit them for full potential.. I have parasound A23 amp and i borowed yamaha A S2100 and still not pleased yet

Did you get rid of that Yaqin tube buffer? If so, why?

It would be fun comparing your new jumpers to the High Fidelity CT-1 Level 2 Speaker Jumpers.

You have a high level system, but unfortunately, I realized years ago that all of that needed money on waaaay overpriced cables were a waste. I had (still do) Synergistic RCA cables from back in the late 90's and Monster "CD" cables. I had been going back and forth because I could never come away with a winner. The Monster cable cost about $30 and the Synergistics were about $200. In truth, all I got was a name and my knowing - or thinking that I scored some fancy stuff! I still have both cables. I cannot tell them apart in sound. I also HAD some Synergistic speaker cables which I really thought were the greatest and I treasured them because they cost quite a bit and they had that name attached to them. They were 12 gauge, twisted pairs. I also found a great deal on Acoustic Research 10 gauge speaker wire, which I kept for years but preferred the Synergistic. I think it may have been due to cost and my needing for them to be great! I finally got around to trying out the AR's again and then I realized why I was turned off by them - because they were heavier! Needless to say, I auditioned them bboth and the 10 gauge AR's were the keepers, and I sold the Synergistics. I write that to say that I could not believe that you bought the cables that they claimed that elevation makes a difference. You can and have bought what you wanted to, but at the end of the day, OFC twisted pair cables do the job and I have not found anything better. The bi-wire jumpers DO improve sound with a clear and powerful difference! I made my own out of 12 gauge twisted speaker wire. No need to spend hundreds.

When you say focus got better... Do you also mean better separation?

Young man, you've hit the nail on the head during your assessment. I'm not wealthy by any means, but have been experimenting with a few interconnects and jumpers and have heard things I've not heard before. Interesting enough, my nordost red dawn speaker cables are bi wireable and I'm using them shotgun mode with mogami jumpers and my system sounds nice. Question, what are you using to keep your cables off the floor if you don't mind me asking? Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Basically you are just like me, you worked hard to get what you have and you put in the work to get the knowledge. Have you ever thought about the Isoacoustic Gaia speaker isolators. I have heard nothing but good things about these and I’m thinking about trying them.

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Terrific review vpconcepts. My speakers aren't bi-wireable, thus no jumpers. Otherwise, I'd surely investigate upgrading.

Have ya heard the (Encores) from G.R.Research based on a Danny Richie design ?

Great stuff,,👍 just imagine what a 2k set of jumpers would do,, 🤔

would love to hear your comparison between the sonettos and the venere

At 51 years I'm past explaining myself to anybody

everytime i see the great view out of your windows..i am happy..i hope you are ok,,

Here again friend, no smack, but the ends of those fine jumpers, gold plated brass alloy? It's a bottleneck, and what's on the other side of the Sonus binding posts? More thin brass faston connectors? These are the sound killers, along with, as you say, wire conductor. My personal favorite, chopped up bits of Mundorf SilverGold solid core 15awg (or even two cuts twisted) - bare, no spades, no banana. So much more bang for your buck over expensive pucks keeping a cable off the floor for example.

So recognizable 😃 When I get something new I will first play it for some time without ‘technical’ listening. Just being on my IPad and doing other stuff. If you really know your system (this is key) you will notice the differences. - After that I will explore it some more with a ‘serious’ listening session 😎

Hey friend. Room acoustics are so much higher up on the improvement ladder than cables. In the audio of this video, maybe bad audio but it sounds a bit too lively, perhaps some room treatment to dampen may be amazing 🤓

I'd rather convert it to two binding post only.. upgrade the internal speaker cabling too unless you do bi amp

Sometimes things work out, sometimes they don't but never stop enjoying the hobby and dam the torpedos.

I was watching a youtube video one day a few years back and they were talking about hooking your cables into the top or the bottom or a combination. I thought at the time BS that wont make a difference. My setup at the time it was super eady to switch back and forth and Ivwaz FLOORED by the differences between different connections. Thats when I realized things you may not think make a difference do........when I went from copper strapes to jumpers I was amazed again.

No, the difference is inaudible, but it matters🤓

Maybe have a trustworthy friend install or not install it while you’re out of the room - blind. Then sit and distract yourself? Just something to think. I think I will do that (I will still pick the music lol )

You're nuts! No, you're an enthusiast in a hobby, and like all hobbies that you have a passion for, or at least great interest, you want what you want. You know I too have been doing this a while and am used, many, many products(too many), but the WBT products, lately I feel that they are not so great and it might have to do with the mass of their connectors. There is enough evidence out there that less mass on the connections sounds better. If it was me, I would try those jumpers with another set of connectors. One other place to look for improvement is the X-overs in those speakers which have twenty-thirty dollars worth of components. And as far as those whiny ASR acolytes, I send them this video of the most extreme accessory, gadget, Tweaks, not to mention gear, enthusiast that just blows everyone else away. Every room is covered with box after box of every imaginable and unimaginable tweak in existence and admits, most don't do anything. But he doesn't seem to care and I love it. And there is a sequel video that I haven't seen yet so if someone says that you're hardcore, tell them, not even close. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJebpq9qvrS9qqs.html The first room you see is just amazing and I lust for one pair of the Kegons and it just gets better.

I bet those cable supports make a massive difference?? lol

OK......lol Is there a name for the little blocks audiophiles use to keep their precious cords from hititng the floor? Is.....is it because the floor is lava? It's because the floor is laval isn't it lol

I have done a considerable investment in cables, and I cannot hear a difference that justify the expenditure. So, I came to the conclusion that I have not been gifted with the ability to distinguish between very expensive and fancy cables and normal, regular ones....so, the comment that guys criticising cables cannot afford them and are simply jealous, does not hold for me...

I spy some meridian gear ;)

It really sucks that a high end speaker manufacturer will design awesome speakers then stop short on the jumpers and rob us of a full sonic experience. How can we trust what is inside the speaker cabinets?

why not just bi wire?

This vase on top of the amp generates vibrations to the chassis…don’t do that 🙉

I had kimber select interconnects, sold them !!!. Bloody awful sound.

you have interconnect Kimber? Sorry to say that this one is the worst. Ihave a Kimber silver and black makes a big difference. Look them up By the way, you have nice system my first receiver was Sony. I throw trash. I’m like you I learned the last stuff too I went up to Mark Levinson to krell auto research and more