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I want to build an Atmos setup, a 5.1.2 one. My front speakers will be of 100W, the surround speakers and ceiling speakers of 50W, its a small apartment bedroom and i cant go to big. For the 50W surround speakers and ceiling ones i will need 6 meters for each, one will require 8 meters as i need to route it to hide the cable.
The front l/r and center speaker will be close to the AVR and the cables will be max of 2 meters. My AVR will be a Denon X1600H.
I want to buy oxigen free copper cables but not too expensive ones and i wondered if a thickness of 2x1.5mm cables will sufice for my setup or do i need to go for a bigger thickness?
I dont really understand why thicker cables are better, i have read about resistance and that on bigger resistance cables you can loose wattage, right? But what about sound quality? Will you loose SQ too on thinner cables?
Thanks!
I want to build an Atmos setup, a 5.1.2 one. My front speakers will be of 100W, the surround speakers and ceiling speakers of 50W, its a small apartment bedroom and i cant go to big. For the 50W surround speakers and ceiling ones i will need 6 meters for each, one will require 8 meters as i need to route it to hide the cable.
The front l/r and center speaker will be close to the AVR and the cables will be max of 2 meters. My AVR will be a Denon X1600H.
I want to buy oxigen free copper cables but not too expensive ones and i wondered if a thickness of 2x1.5mm cables will sufice for my setup or do i need to go for a bigger thickness?
I dont really understand why thicker cables are better, i have read about resistance and that on bigger resistance cables you can loose wattage, right? But what about sound quality? Will you loose SQ too on thinner cables?
Thanks!