RG6 was what a audio store quoted ma as what they use. I’m glad I asked here.
LFE/Subwoofer cable in wall?
I want to add two subwoofer wall outlets in the back of my audio room.
What kind of cable should I use? A local higher end audio company said they use RG6. I was just wondering if this would be the best cable for that. Because it appears as soon as I ask for pricing the install of the LFE/Subwoofer cable to someone the price goes up but if I ask for two RG6 coax cables to be rain to the rear of the room, its not to bad at all.
What kind of cable should I use? A local higher end audio company said they use RG6. I was just wondering if this would be the best cable for that. Because it appears as soon as I ask for pricing the install of the LFE/Subwoofer cable to someone the price goes up but if I ask for two RG6 coax cables to be rain to the rear of the room, its not to bad at all.
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Sorry, that one is out of stock, but you'll find plenty of similar options: https://www.parts-express.com/Belden-8451-100-ft.-Brilliance-22-2-Mic-Line-Cable-102-1262 |
Assuming this is a balanced line: https://www.parts-express.com/22-2-Shielded-Mic-Line-Cable-100-ft.-100-246 If at all possible you should run a balanced line to minimize noise. You might also want to save some money by connecting one subwoofer to the other instead of having 2 cables run. |