How long is too long for interconnects?


I'm looking at upgrading the audio in my photo studio. I have some position limitations due to the lighting gear etc. 

Would it be a bad thing if I put my source and pre-amp up on a shelf and ran interconnects to monoblock amps located at the speakers? The lengths would be about 8 feet to the closest speaker and 12 feet to the furthest; I guess it'd be best to then purchase 2 x 12 foot interconnects, right? 

Any/all thoughts/advice greatly appreciated!
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Showing 1 response by tgrisham

I recommend longer ICs and shorter speaker cables after much trial and error. The best budget ICs are Blue Jean Cables LC-1. Low capacitance, shielded and cold welded connectors. Buy equal lengths (not custom) and try them. You can return them but I still use them for stereo and HT including 15’ runs. Well built and well priced.