Wire type frome Home Depot good for 12-volt trig

I wanted it shielded for aesthetic reasons. Anyway, I soldered the connecters to an alarm wire. Works Great! Thanks.

Eldartford :)

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I can't see any reason why a low-voltage DC wire run would need to be shielded....

I can see it coming! Comparisons of audio quality depending on the type of insultaion on the remote power control wire. How about polarity of the 12 volts which pick up the relay? Should it be +12 or -12? How about the wavelength of the LED in the handheld remote control? What if there should be more than one remote control in the listening room?

Are we having fun yet?

Twl is the local DC expert. If he does not respond, email him through Audiogon.
Regards,