hokuto
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- Dec 5, 2006
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- Lee Moreau
Hey everyone,
Totally new at this. I'm in an apartment, have a decent JVC home theatre. The surround speakers connect using the standard speaker wire, the sub uses the RCA type jack. Not sure the name for the speaker wire, but its the one where you cut it, twist the metal showing, then insert by pressing down on the red and black connectors inserting the wire and letting go so it presses down.
Here's my question. I just bought a house, the basement is unfinished, so I want to wire it up. The TV is at one end of the room, the stereo is at the other. I want to run the wire under the floor to the other side, and then have nice looking wall boxes to have them connect. Is it enough if I just purchase a good quality cable of the same type and do it that way? Eventually I'd like to upgrade to something like the BOSE system, but not sure if that connects differently. Just need some advice on how I should set this up and whether it's best to use the cables I have or some other option. Thanks!
Totally new at this. I'm in an apartment, have a decent JVC home theatre. The surround speakers connect using the standard speaker wire, the sub uses the RCA type jack. Not sure the name for the speaker wire, but its the one where you cut it, twist the metal showing, then insert by pressing down on the red and black connectors inserting the wire and letting go so it presses down.
Here's my question. I just bought a house, the basement is unfinished, so I want to wire it up. The TV is at one end of the room, the stereo is at the other. I want to run the wire under the floor to the other side, and then have nice looking wall boxes to have them connect. Is it enough if I just purchase a good quality cable of the same type and do it that way? Eventually I'd like to upgrade to something like the BOSE system, but not sure if that connects differently. Just need some advice on how I should set this up and whether it's best to use the cables I have or some other option. Thanks!