Hi Everyone
I have just had speaker cable installed from my loft down two floors to my living room for a 5.1 set up. I am a bit apprehensive at the moment if its all going to work.
The electrician has installed 5 runs of Chord Carnival Silverscreen cable and a Chord Crimson RCA cable for the Sub. I am going to connect the cable directly to the amp and speakers at each end.
The cable is installed behind the plasterboard in a grove in the wall so its not going to be plastered on. What makes me apprehensive is when I saw the electrician tugging on the sub cable and even though the speaker cable seems pretty well protected a couple of runs of it have got slightly wet through the rain even though the ends have been covered up I am still a bit concerned.
At this point I know is should really test the cables before the walls get plastered the only problem is I dont have any speakers/sub or amp to test the cable.
Is there another way that I can actually test the cable? Or am I getting worried about nothing?
Cheers
I have just had speaker cable installed from my loft down two floors to my living room for a 5.1 set up. I am a bit apprehensive at the moment if its all going to work.
The electrician has installed 5 runs of Chord Carnival Silverscreen cable and a Chord Crimson RCA cable for the Sub. I am going to connect the cable directly to the amp and speakers at each end.
The cable is installed behind the plasterboard in a grove in the wall so its not going to be plastered on. What makes me apprehensive is when I saw the electrician tugging on the sub cable and even though the speaker cable seems pretty well protected a couple of runs of it have got slightly wet through the rain even though the ends have been covered up I am still a bit concerned.
At this point I know is should really test the cables before the walls get plastered the only problem is I dont have any speakers/sub or amp to test the cable.
Is there another way that I can actually test the cable? Or am I getting worried about nothing?
Cheers