I've been doing my cables with RG6 and F-type compression fittings then
a F-type to RCA adapter. I'd like to pick up some RCA compression
fittings at some point. Also would like to try some RG59 to see if I
can tell a difference. I replaced my Monster brand subwoofer cable
with RG6 and there is
I have heard this. RG6 has tremendous capacity, its bandwidth can be up
to 1.5 GHz - suitable for satellite signals. About the only drawback I
remember hearing is that it's not very flexible.
I believe the preferred connectors for such an application are by
Canare. I'm not sure exactly what
Termina;163902 Wrote:
I've read that one can make RCA Cable out of RG6 cable. I was able to
get a box of 500ft (2 coax + 1 ground line) RG6 cable for free, and
would like to run audio cable throughout my apartment and hook up some
(around 10) RCA speakers around my apartment.
Would RG6
I have a small installer business and I use that system for all my audio
and video cables.
The tools were not cheap, but they are top quality, along with the
connectors and cable. Canare doesn't screw around.
I've compared them to Audioquest, MIT, XLO, and mid/high end Monster
stuff and they
I too have used the Canare RG6 L5CFB along with their 75 ohm RCA
connectors for an entire home theatre - digital audio, video and analog
audio. Longest analog audio run was in the 30 foot range without any
deleterious effects that my 50 year old ears could hear.
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MeridianMan
