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 Sub coax long runs multiple connections
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Subwoofer long runs multiple connections.
Wife now wants sub EP 500 set up in back Left corner of room behind my King recliner char. I have a cable outlet there. Want to use that connection RG59 with multiple splices over the wall down the hall ending at the amp. Confirmed no short after connecting 3 runs of coax. Distance for total Coax is estimated at 100 ft.
Question? Will there be any sound quality issues with this long coax run.
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Re: Sub coax long runs multiple connections
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Glen, even for the highest audio frequencies RG59(or even smaller coax)would be good for over a hundred feet. The cable to a sub has probably the easiest job in all of audio since it is just responsible for analog signals from about 20-100Hz. The usual precaution to not run it near power lines for a significant distance should be taken, but the ordinary well-shielded coax will rarely run into a problem with interference.
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