MajorMajorMajorMajor
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Hi All,
I recently upgraded my system with new speakers and I wanted to know whether there are some simple cable management things I should do to improve my setup.
My setup is in my signature. Some notes:
The speakers are bi-amped from a Denon X2300W receiver.
The DAC is located near the listening position, with a long RCA cable running from the DAC to the receiver. The cable runs on the carpet.
The power strip is located under the table in that black box. So really, the only power cables next to the speaker cables are the cable coming off the power strip, and what it's connected to, which is that power extension laying on the floor (With the apple power cable also connected), that then goes to the wall.
Part of the reason that everything is the way that it is is because it is a standing desk.
I have heard things about raising cables off of the ground and about audio cables not touching power cables. I was thinking of buying some cable guides that I could screw into the wall to life them off the floor, if it makes sense.
I personally don't hear distortions in the static of my speakers when nothing is playing so I'm not sure I need to do anything, but just making sure.
I was also thinking of picking this up: What do you guys think?
Any helpful ideas appreciated.
I recently upgraded my system with new speakers and I wanted to know whether there are some simple cable management things I should do to improve my setup.
My setup is in my signature. Some notes:
The speakers are bi-amped from a Denon X2300W receiver.
The DAC is located near the listening position, with a long RCA cable running from the DAC to the receiver. The cable runs on the carpet.
The power strip is located under the table in that black box. So really, the only power cables next to the speaker cables are the cable coming off the power strip, and what it's connected to, which is that power extension laying on the floor (With the apple power cable also connected), that then goes to the wall.
Part of the reason that everything is the way that it is is because it is a standing desk.
I have heard things about raising cables off of the ground and about audio cables not touching power cables. I was thinking of buying some cable guides that I could screw into the wall to life them off the floor, if it makes sense.
I personally don't hear distortions in the static of my speakers when nothing is playing so I'm not sure I need to do anything, but just making sure.
I was also thinking of picking this up: What do you guys think?
Any helpful ideas appreciated.