A Guide to Optical, Digital Coaxial (Interconnect & Sub), and Speaker Cables

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A Guide to Optical, Digital Coaxial (Interconnect & Sub), and Speaker Cables

10-27-2009, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dvdwatcher

I don't plan to bi amp my speakers but is it recommended to run 4 conductor anyway because its an in wall installation?

Nobody can stop you from doing it, but it is a waste of time and money, particularly for surround speakers. Run good 12 gauge in-wall speaker wires and you should be ok. Spend the money on things that can have a major effect like better speakers, amplifiers, room treatment, insulation, etc.

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