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I have read more than one article where the recommended maximum length
of loudspeaker wire is presented as a function of the wire gauge and the impedance of the speakers, e.g. in the Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speaker_wire#Wire_gauge I have also heard that output power and damping factor should be considered as well - a high power amplifier needs a thicker cable. Are there any studies made about the wire length contra output power and damping factor? /August |
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