Given that i use 3 power amps, 1 for front pair, 1 for center and and 1 for rear/back in conjuction with a processor, rack mounted this entails a long co-ax from the non-local dvd player, shortish (.75m) inter-connects and lots of speaker cable : 4 x 7m for fronts (bi-amped), 3 x 6m for center (tri-amped) and 4 x 4m for rear and backs, co-ax is approx 6m but "reputedly" very high quality (read expense!!!).
As per usual the camp seems split as to having the power amps adjacent to the speakers (long inter-connects) or adjacent to source (long speaker runs).
Given a presumed standard for quality in both inter-connects and speaker cable does anyone have any defining discoveries on this matter, i feel given that i am using mains conditioning (isolating transformers etc) and high and low level stuff in close proximity is kept to an absolute minimum the method i am using offers the chance for induced problems etc (given maximum possible csa's of conductors etc)
Your opinions please, practicality should not be considered an issue.
Steve.
As per usual the camp seems split as to having the power amps adjacent to the speakers (long inter-connects) or adjacent to source (long speaker runs).
Given a presumed standard for quality in both inter-connects and speaker cable does anyone have any defining discoveries on this matter, i feel given that i am using mains conditioning (isolating transformers etc) and high and low level stuff in close proximity is kept to an absolute minimum the method i am using offers the chance for induced problems etc (given maximum possible csa's of conductors etc)
Your opinions please, practicality should not be considered an issue.
Steve.