Scott_Mac
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Finally getting round to getting a system set up in our new house.
The sub is having to move from its current location and is going in the opposite corner to the TV. I see it as having 2 options, I either run a slim cable all the way around the room, or go with a wireless adaptor such as the SVS Soundpath.
Room size is 5.4m x 4.1m
Given where it is and the fact I own an Anti Mode I would be interested in using that too (I appreciate I need to try everything first)... but fear that the delays from a Wireless Adaptor AND an Anti Mode may freak Audyssey out. However, I am also concerned that slimline sub cables might be shit, I don't know this, but they tend to be a bit chunky usually... I've been looking at 'good' ones such as Chord, QED etc but also one from @AV Online - Fisual / QED Ultra Compact White Custom Subwoofer Cable - Subwoofer Cables - AV Online - UK Home Cinema and Hifi Specialists
I've got to run speaker cable to the rear of the room anyway but due to the number of corners (the double doors are slightly recessed) I don't think I can use too thick a cable if i go that route. If there are suggestions for a decent, flexible sub cable, that may be the perfect solution.
The sub is having to move from its current location and is going in the opposite corner to the TV. I see it as having 2 options, I either run a slim cable all the way around the room, or go with a wireless adaptor such as the SVS Soundpath.
Room size is 5.4m x 4.1m
Given where it is and the fact I own an Anti Mode I would be interested in using that too (I appreciate I need to try everything first)... but fear that the delays from a Wireless Adaptor AND an Anti Mode may freak Audyssey out. However, I am also concerned that slimline sub cables might be shit, I don't know this, but they tend to be a bit chunky usually... I've been looking at 'good' ones such as Chord, QED etc but also one from @AV Online - Fisual / QED Ultra Compact White Custom Subwoofer Cable - Subwoofer Cables - AV Online - UK Home Cinema and Hifi Specialists
I've got to run speaker cable to the rear of the room anyway but due to the number of corners (the double doors are slightly recessed) I don't think I can use too thick a cable if i go that route. If there are suggestions for a decent, flexible sub cable, that may be the perfect solution.