wire method for long sub run?
robertgray
Posts: 22
Currently have my PSW350 next to audio rack. Sub is hooked to Onkyo TX-SR600 via LFE. My turntable is picking up sub vibrations at higher volumes so I want to move sub across the room. This will be about a 25 foot run of wire. Can I continue to use LFE or is there another method I should use? If I should use another method, please describe. Thanks in advance.
Robert Gray
www.pamunkey.net
Onkyo TX-SR600 receiver
Polk CS245i center
Polk RT25i front and side surrounds
Bose Interaudio 2000 rear surround (Got one RT25i to round out my system? PM me.)
Polk PSW450 sub
........plus........
Polk PSW350 sub
www.pamunkey.net
Onkyo TX-SR600 receiver
Polk CS245i center
Polk RT25i front and side surrounds
Bose Interaudio 2000 rear surround (Got one RT25i to round out my system? PM me.)
Polk PSW450 sub
........plus........
Polk PSW350 sub
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I have a 25' run on my rear sub. using a monster LFE cable, and it works just fine.
Use a decent cable and it should work well.
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You can purchase Line Level cable in bulk.Or order a custom premade one.Monster does make long sub cables.Dan
My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time. -
I've got a 6 meter Audioguest that suites me fine.Make it Funky!
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YEP! Same here. Actually have two runs at 25'. Works great!I have a 25' run on my rear sub. using a monster LFE cable, and it works just fine. -
Use a quality cable like a Monster, straight, etc.. or you can custom make one yourself and buy some bulk wire from Transparent and solder your own ends them.
Anything will be fine just as long as it is a 2 conducter with a drain wire.
No coax, cat-5, romex, lampcord, blah blah blah.
Have Fun
