extra long y-cord

Home Theatre
Home Theatre Posts: 469
edited June 2008 in Speakers
I am trying to a run a cord from my computer in one room to a receiver in another. Anyone know where I can find a 50+ y cord that doesnot hiss or hum?
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
    edited June 2008
    Your best bet is to use a standard y cable (mini plug to Female RCA cable), and get a long pair of RCA cables made. (I would think that would be alot easier to obtain.)

    If you want decent quality (sound and build), Signal cable will hook you up.

    Blue jeans cable will be a little cheaper, but I am not sure they make the Y cable. I have some older Blue Jeans cables (the 1505F - before their new LC-1 cable was introduced). They are well made, but somewhat bloated in the bass, and a little more congested sounding than the signal cables I have. (ok for home theater, but not nearly as good for music)

    All above just my opinion of course.

    Michael
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  • ben62670
    ben62670 Posts: 15,969
    edited June 2008
    Long runs, and signal cable would probably the best bang for the buck.
    Ben
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