Whether those consequences would result in sound quality that is better or worse than if the shorter cable were lengthened to equal the length of the longer one is speculative, IMO, and most likely system and listener dependent. Either outcome seems possible, presuming that there is a difference.Īs I said in my earlier post, a length disparity could conceivably have audible consequences, NOT due to timing differences, but due to various cable effects that are proportional to length. Genuine Samsung PS-kS1-1 (Right and Left) Surround Sound Replacement Speakers Grade A Condition. The right and left speakers have 2 wires each. I see no reason to necessarily expect that (a) will produce better sound quality than (b). You can go to the speakers from the amplifier and then from the main left and right speakers, and jumper to the subwoofer. (b)Use a shorter cable in the other channel, so that the sonic effects of that cable are REDUCED. Alternatively, you can either wire from the amplifier to the subwoofer and then jump off to your main speakers, or vice versa. Will this create a problem Dan Donna / via e-mail A No, it won’t. My plan was to use 3-foot runs to my right and center speakers, a 10-foot run to the left speaker, and 26-foot and 36-foot runs, respectively, to the left and right surrounds.
(a)Use an equal length in the other channel, so that the sonic effects of the cables in both channels are the SAME, or I’m using 12 AWG wire to connect my AV receiver to speakers with an impedance of 6 ohms. So the question then becomes whether it is better to: When the issue of unequal lengths is being addressed, presumably the length of the longer cable cannot be reduced, or it won't reach the speaker that is farthest from the amplifier. Now all of that being said, youre most likely going to need two of these wires to connect your right and left speakers. Installing a single DIN stereo into this generation of Camaro is easy to do. Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Light Blue. Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Dark Blue. Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Yellow. Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Brown. However, as I indicated in my earlier response, the existence of differences does not necessarily mean that having equal lengths will be better. Remember a wire is only a conductor wrapped in a insulator and in your case connected to another wire, side by side. Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Dark Green. The 10' cable for the other speaker simply makes one 12" circle under the rack before going into the speaker.Equal lengths are best since there will be sonic differences. Note that the rack is to the side of the fireplace, not right next to it, and 10' of speaker cable does the trick, running along the front of the fireplace along with a thick sub cable and the two look unobtrusive and nobody steps on them. Klipsch Heresy IIIs are short and fat and aren't bothered by the fireplace since the speaker baffles are nearly 3 feet in front of it.and they're horns after all.also not enough heat from the gas fireplace to matter.I had tall tower speakers near the same spot and they didn't get hot either.
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The side walls are far enough away also so the room (largish with a tall sloping ceiling) sounds great as the room has been professionally tuned by myself (I'm a pro sound engineer) by the act of owning furniture, and keeping my listening spot couch away from the back wall. My main speakers (as opposed to the two subs) flank a gas fireplace and are far enough into the room they're not affected in any way by the fireplace. Answer (1 of 6): If I understand your question, you are asking: ‘what will happen if i conmect speaker wires to an auxillary (3.5mm or 1/8 jack)’ well, there are two senarios.
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