“Why do the speakers have 4 wire inputs at the back(2pair).”

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• So that the speakers can be bi-amped. Powering the low-frequency bass speakers (woofers) separately from the high-frequency treble speakers (tweeters) in a sound system by using two audio amplifiers. The frequency range for each speaker must comply with its design parameters. Crossover networks are provided in the speaker to do that which is bypassed when the speaker terminals at the back are driven separately.

  Answered by Richard 2 years ago

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• Yes bi-amp wiring from the amplifies for low and high sounds. Ty for answering. Not sure what is difference with no-amp (4wires) vs 2 wires.

  Answered by Beni 2 years ago

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• Yes, these speakers have two pairs of binding posts to facilitate bi-wiring if that is your preference.

  Answered by Bowers & Wilkins Team 2 years ago

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