What Sub Cable To Use???

[BrettLee3232]

So i notice some people use just regular coax cable for sub's. Wich is a better wire?????? Thanks

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by BrettLee3232

So i notice some people use just regular coax cable for sub's. Wich is a better wire?????? Thanks

Sub cables are like digital coaxial cables used for CD/DVD players or cable. It is best to use RG6, CL2 rated cables with RCA connectors at both end.. RG6 cables have good shielding.

Do not use regular analog RCA cables. If you touch and move them slighly, you will hear a hum. RG6 is also better than RG59.

Note that all Monoprice subwoofer cables are RG6, CL2:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...seq=1&format=2

[BrettLee3232]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

Sub cables are like digital coaxial cables used for CD/DVD players or cable. It is best to use RG6, CL2 rated cables with RCA connectors at both end.. RG6 cables have good shielding.

Do not use regular analog RCA cables. If you touch and move them slighly, you will hear a hum. RG6 is also better than RG59.

Note that all Monoprice subwoofer cables are RG6, CL2:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...seq=1&format=2

is that rg6 cable the same as the tv cable?? WHat im saying is im doing an install & i get free cable from the cable company.....can i use that & just get the coax to rca jack??? thanks again!

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by BrettLee3232

is that rg6 cable the same as the tv cable?? WHat im saying is im doing an install & i get free cable from the cable company.....can i use that & just get the coax to rca jack??? thanks again!

Yes, you can. I do that on a couple of my subwoofers.

[Robmx]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

Yes, you can. I do that on a couple of my subwoofers.

Wow, did not know that... learn something new everyday

[doctorsteve]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...seq=1&format=2

So an eD A2-300 is in the furure for me, do I need one of these cables, or two???

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

Sub cables are like digital coaxial cables used for CD/DVD players or cable. It is best to use RG6, CL2 rated cables with RCA connectors at both end.. RG6 cables have good shielding.

Do not use regular analog RCA cables. If you touch and move them slighly, you will hear a hum. RG6 is also better than RG59.

Note that all Monoprice subwoofer cables are RG6, CL2:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...seq=1&format=2

Great site - I have the 6' and the 35' ready to order as of a day or ago -- with the 2nd PSW10 I picked up Sunday & just rec'd New 1M/2F & 1F/2M (<--2 ea) connectors, should have it all hooked up shortly. I measured yesterday and since my 2nd Sub is going cross/corner from Sub# 1 (only real place it Can go in my liv. room), I found it's a little over 27' or so to go along the wall, up & over the front door, to the spot under the end table.

Can't wait to hook em' both up, and put in - For the 1st Time - The Dark Knight. Been waiting to get the 2nd sub after having the movie for weeks w/out watching it.

[Audiophile_At_Birth]

One RCA Coxial Cable RG6 I believe it is from monoprice. If you want, a Female, to two male RCA Cable splitter to gain 3-6db on the input.

[Go Blue]

Originally Posted by Audiophile_At_Birth

One RCA Coxial Cable RG6 I believe it is from monoprice. If you want, a Female, to two male RCA Cable splitter to gain 3-6db on the input.

Is the monoprice splitter also RG6?