On 12/01/03 20:36, roddymcg said...
We use 14g all the time for runs of that length.
As far as the home theater, I would use 12g. Some
would say you could use Cat 5, and I would slam
the door as hard as I could on anyone who would
suggest that.
The higher gauge seems to (no science here) open
up the dynamics a little more. A little deeper,
more defined bass, and richer highes without to
much extra expense.
Its all relative though, if the wife is okay with
it and you can sit back and enjoy, then LIFE is
good.
Roddy
Thank you for the "non-scientific" input, which translated means "bull-shit". People used to pray to the weather gods before they understood meteorology. (for those of you in Rio Linda, that's the study of weather, not meteors). Since you freely admit that you don't know what you are talking about, Rooddddy, I suggest you shut up, slam the door as hard as you can, and run away. You are not qualified to give advice. My advice, run the cheapest zip cord you can get, stay away from electrical, and make you AND your wife happy.
