It ensures distortion is pushed below the noise level.Operating a lawn mower next to your audio is rarely improving sound. But maybe it does?
It ensures distortion is pushed below the noise level.Operating a lawn mower next to your audio is rarely improving sound. But maybe it does?
It's a form of analog dither.Operating a lawn mower next to your audio is rarely improving sound. But maybe it does?
+114 gauge OFC. Any brand. I like KabelDirekt.
Or support your neighbor and go to a small hardware store, if amazon hasnt already driven him out of business. The wrong amazon is burning.Whatever the cheapest 12 gauge copper you can find on Amazon. 14 guage will be fine also if you are not exceeding 10ft lengths.
Try to avoid copper clad alumninium.
There is no benefit to expensive cables.
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Yes, even better.Or support your neighbor and go to a small hardware store, if amazon hasnt already driven him out of business. The wrong amazon is burning.
Or just add your own, it's easy enough. I mostly don't see mine so plain old speaker wire works fine for me, but Techflex type coverings are available in a variety of colors/patterns IIRC.I believe cables should be heard and not seen, but if you can't hide them than a little more money for aesthetics makes sense.
Yes, something tasteful like this.Or just add your own, it's easy enough. I mostly don't see mine so plain old speaker wire works fine for me, but Techflex type coverings are available in a variety of colors/patterns IIRC.
In some rooms that would blend right in (buff right out?)
In some rooms that would blend right in (buff right out?)