Speaker Leads

Dave C. wrote:


Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.

Thanks, Cave C.

It doesn't matter for ANY system if the size is adequate which means
14ga is plenty for 99.9999% of all systems.

Clay

On May 21, 6:19 pm, Crabman wrote:
Dave C. wrote:

Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.

Thanks, Cave C.

It doesn't matter for ANY system if the size is adequate which means
14ga is plenty for 99.9999% of all systems.

Clay

So you all are saying that this would be a waste of money? ;-)

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wireworld-Gold-E...QQcmdZViewItem

On May 21, 6:19 pm, Crabman wrote:
Dave C. wrote:

Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.

Thanks, Cave C.

It doesn't matter for ANY system if the size is adequate which means
14ga is plenty for 99.9999% of all systems.

Clay

So you all are saying that this would be a waste of money? ;-)

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wireworld-Gold-E...QQcmdZViewItem

wrote:
On May 21, 6:19 pm, Crabman wrote:
Dave C. wrote:

Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.
Thanks, Cave C.
It doesn't matter for ANY system if the size is adequate which means
14ga is plenty for 99.9999% of all systems.

Clay

So you all are saying that this would be a waste of money? ;-)

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wireworld-Gold-E...QQcmdZViewItem


No. What's a waste of money is what was spent on food, shelter, clothing
and education on someone stupid enough to purchase snake-oil like that.

--
-Gandalf

Never meddle in the affairs of a dragon for you are crunchy and taste
good with ketchup!

On May 22, 5:14 pm, Gandalf wrote:
wrote:
On May 21, 6:19 pm, Crabman wrote:
Dave C. wrote:

Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.
Thanks, Cave C.
It doesn't matter for ANY system if the size is adequate which means
14ga is plenty for 99.9999% of all systems.

Clay

So you all are saying that this would be a waste of money? ;-)

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wireworld-Gold-E...ble-1M-bi-wire...

No. What's a waste of money is what was spent on food, shelter, clothing
and education on someone stupid enough to purchase snake-oil like that.

--
-Gandalf

Never meddle in the affairs of a dragon for you are crunchy and taste
good with ketchup!

LOL

Just curious, what is the point of using "monster" cable thet I hear about?
I guess for simple home applications, it wouldn't matter.

Thanks, Cave C.

monster cable has superior sonic clarity. (bull****)

one system i hooked, 22,500 watts RMS i used 12 gauge wire,
but not monster cable. here is an example of a system that
needed slightly thicker wiring from 6 amps into 24 speakers.
your system don't need that.

On May 21, 1:38 pm, "Dave C." wrote:
Great information, dispells the rumors about big wire. With my system, 100
watts+ per speaker, woofer about 250 watts, it sounds excellent with the
existing wire. Very revealing about speaker wire myths.

Dave C

FWIW, with a total power CONSUMPTION (according to Sony's spec sheet)
of 160 watts, the power OUTPUT figures are grossly
overinflated. : ) Your current wiring is more than adequate, I'm
sure.

Jeff

FWIW, with a total power CONSUMPTION (according to Sony's spec sheet)
of 160 watts, the power OUTPUT figures are grossly
overinflated. : ) Your current wiring is more than adequate, I'm
sure.

Jeff

i have never seen a sony amp product with overstated output
specification.
and i have measured true RMS with the proper test equipment.
but i might not like the way sony sounds compared to others.
however sound (truly) is in the ear of the beholder and nowhere else.

mykey wrote:
FWIW, with a total power CONSUMPTION (according to Sony's spec sheet)
of 160 watts, the power OUTPUT figures are grossly
overinflated. : ) Your current wiring is more than adequate, I'm
sure.

Jeff

i have never seen a sony amp product with overstated output
specification.
and i have measured true RMS with the proper test equipment.
but i might not like the way sony sounds compared to others.
however sound (truly) is in the ear of the beholder and nowhere else.

It ain't in the wires, and that's a fact.
Clay

On May 27, 2:32 pm, mykey wrote:
i have never seen a sony amp product with overstated output
specification.
and i have measured true RMS with the proper test equipment.
but i might not like the way sony sounds compared to others.
however sound (truly) is in the ear of the beholder and nowhere else.

Right. This from the guy that doesn't know the difference between
Dolby Digital, and THX.

Jeff