I agree with the recommendation for the Canare StarQuad cable. For that application you would probably be fine with the smallest version, 4S6, available at Markertek for $.24 a foot.
http://www.markertek.com/SearchProduct.asp?item=4S6&off=7
50 foot cable run for sub
I know people have asked this a billion times, but i havent been able to find my answer in the forum archives
I want to run a subwoofer cable, from the stereo, up through the wall, in the vaulted ceiling, then back down in the other wall.
Im estimating i will need about 50feet of cable.
Is this too long for a sub cable? are there any possible ill-effects i should be concerned with?
Does anybody know of a manufacturer that makes 50ft RCA type cables?
Obviously this wont be the most expencive cable in the world, i really dont need it to be for this specific application. would there be any drawbacks in just using a connecter and using 2 25ft cables?
This subwoofer is a Velodyne DLS-4000 sub. Not shabby, but it isnt exactly an audiophile subwoofer either. Just yer standard issue solid $600 mid-level sub. So i really dont want to spend more than maybe 100 bucks on this project.
I want to run a subwoofer cable, from the stereo, up through the wall, in the vaulted ceiling, then back down in the other wall.
Im estimating i will need about 50feet of cable.
Is this too long for a sub cable? are there any possible ill-effects i should be concerned with?
Does anybody know of a manufacturer that makes 50ft RCA type cables?
Obviously this wont be the most expencive cable in the world, i really dont need it to be for this specific application. would there be any drawbacks in just using a connecter and using 2 25ft cables?
This subwoofer is a Velodyne DLS-4000 sub. Not shabby, but it isnt exactly an audiophile subwoofer either. Just yer standard issue solid $600 mid-level sub. So i really dont want to spend more than maybe 100 bucks on this project.
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