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So just yesterday, I replaced the 16ga. speaker wire for my front three, with some 12ga. wire. I could swear that the highs are a little more detailed now, and they are a little louder. Is this something that makes sense, or am I imagining things? Just a placebo effect, or is there something to this? I'm not trying to start anything, I'm just curious.
Well at the very least you took some strain off your receiver. Thinner wire equals more resistance. Bigger wire less resistance and less work to drive your speakers. If not for " better " sound then at least you're ensuring you're not cooking your receiver.
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