Hi all,
Almost ten years ago, my installers laid some raw (uncapped) Liberty Interflax Z-300 OFC "Audio Interconnect" cable between rooms (in the walls) for future expansion. Well, I'm expanding.
This cable has red and white lines and a shared shield. I'm thinking it's a stereo audio cable and was planning on attaching two RCA plugs on each end.
My Stinger RCA plugs take a line and a shield, but this cable provides two lines and a single, shared, braided shield. Should I separate the shield into two separate strands and then attach one to each RCA jack? Or, should I ignore the shielding and just attach the lines to the RCA plugs?
Or, am I going about this all wrong by attaching RCA plugs? Are these intended for something else?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Dave
Almost ten years ago, my installers laid some raw (uncapped) Liberty Interflax Z-300 OFC "Audio Interconnect" cable between rooms (in the walls) for future expansion. Well, I'm expanding.
This cable has red and white lines and a shared shield. I'm thinking it's a stereo audio cable and was planning on attaching two RCA plugs on each end.
My Stinger RCA plugs take a line and a shield, but this cable provides two lines and a single, shared, braided shield. Should I separate the shield into two separate strands and then attach one to each RCA jack? Or, should I ignore the shielding and just attach the lines to the RCA plugs?
Or, am I going about this all wrong by attaching RCA plugs? Are these intended for something else?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Dave
