RE: long cables

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In Reply to: long cables posted by Antonio Tucci on November 4, 2010 at 22:50:12:

Number 2 is technically the best.

However, if this isn't for critical listening, Number One may be the best for practical reasons. At worst, you lose a bit of power and a lot of damping due to speaker cable resistance, but chances are that'll be relatively inaudible.

The "correct" way has a few more gotchas. Long line-level cable runs may cause instability in the mixer output if it's not designed to drive high-capacitance loads. Locating remote amps where they won't be covered in spilled drinks or smothered by coats can be an issue. Running the amp(s) and mixer from different electrical outlets can lead to ground loop problems in venues with sketchy wiring.

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Topic - long cables - Antonio Tucci 22:50:12 11/04/10 (7)

RE: long cables - bassbinotoko 23:16:18 11/07/10 (0)

RE: long cables - Bill Way 13:45:43 11/05/10 (0)

RE: long cables - b.l.zeebub 05:21:34 11/05/10 (4)

RE: long cables - Antonio Tucci 14:25:20 11/05/10 (3)

RE: long cables - b.l.zeebub 08:08:51 11/06/10 (2)

RE: long cables - Antonio Tucci 23:43:38 11/06/10 (1)

RE: long cables - b.l.zeebub 08:34:03 11/07/10 (0)

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