Cooperman69
Standard Member
Hi all,
I'm new on here, an AV novice & newbie and this will be my first post,
Firstly want to say great site with lots of interesting posts and knowledge.
So my question is just how long can a phono to phono lead be before it loses quality?
The reason is I would like to connect my Panny G10 Plasma to my hifi amp to run it via the room speakers, but the amp is the other side of the room causing the lead length to be about 7 metres (under woodern floor).
I'm looking to use a quality cable for screening and signal strength, been looking at QED Performance but only made to 5 metres, but don't mind making my own if they are not available off the peg. Can anyone recommend a good cable and phono plug type either ready made or diy?
Also I will be keeping the lead away from mains cabling were possible but just how close would be too close when running the phono lead under the flooring along with the mains? It is quite a big void but wondered if their was a figure to keep the 2 seperated to avoid crossover?
Cheers,
Colin.
I'm new on here, an AV novice & newbie and this will be my first post,
Firstly want to say great site with lots of interesting posts and knowledge.
So my question is just how long can a phono to phono lead be before it loses quality?
The reason is I would like to connect my Panny G10 Plasma to my hifi amp to run it via the room speakers, but the amp is the other side of the room causing the lead length to be about 7 metres (under woodern floor).
I'm looking to use a quality cable for screening and signal strength, been looking at QED Performance but only made to 5 metres, but don't mind making my own if they are not available off the peg. Can anyone recommend a good cable and phono plug type either ready made or diy?
Also I will be keeping the lead away from mains cabling were possible but just how close would be too close when running the phono lead under the flooring along with the mains? It is quite a big void but wondered if their was a figure to keep the 2 seperated to avoid crossover?
Cheers,
Colin.