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Old 06-07-2010, 11:19 AM   #1
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Default Need Help on powered speakers power connection

Heres my setup and need help on how to run a wire or extension wire to connect my TV, powered speakers(all 7 of them has powered sub) and subs to my power conditioner on my av rack (rack is flushed in the wall and will be running power wires and speakers wires in the wall), any suggestion or ideas will be appreciated.

Heres my little Idea - Run 1 14 awg and outlet per speaker sub and tv and routed in the wall which will have another outlet at the end then a small wire & plug connected from the outlet and going to the power conditioner. ( is it kinda confusing? ) will that work? will there be better way of doing it?
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