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What should I use for in-wall wiring?
I'm building a home theater, and I want to wire it for 5.1 (or maybe
7.1) sound. But I'm not quite sure what I should use for wiring. I'm on a very limited budget so I'm not going to use any solid-gold alternatives like Monster Cable. I just want some decent conductors that won't degrade the signal noticeably and that won't pick up excess noise from AC wiring &etc. Should I just run vanilla 12ga or 14ga oxygen-free copper speaker wire in the walls? Or should I use some kind of shielded wire? (I plan to keep the speaker runs at least 12-16" from all AC power where possible, and cross at right angles where unavoidable.) What about runs to a powered subwoofer? RG-6/U, or...? Is there any real difference between RG-6/U and RG-59/U? I also want to run a pair of lines from my preamp to an amp in another room about 30' away. Should I use coax for that? Thanks! Gary remove xxx's to email me |
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