What powers the sub? The receiver just supples a line level signal.
‘The JBL B380 is not powered.
‘The JBL B380 is not powered.
Run length
Room layout dictates the sub is on the opposite wall. Not ready to run a wire across the floor. It would be 26 feet.
To skip the floor run I would have to go up and down inside the wall. That would add another 18 feet for a total of 44 feet. Too long? Will be using plain old 14AWG cord.
To skip the floor run I would have to go up and down inside the wall. That would add another 18 feet for a total of 44 feet. Too long? Will be using plain old 14AWG cord.
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Sub is a JBL B380 non-powered. Using a wireless setup would mean climbing over furniture to turn on the local amp and wireless receiver. I need to run speaker and CAT x in an outside wall. I know what that means and I still have some paint used on the wall. I plan on using an electrician to do the work. |
B380 is 8 ohms. Floor is tile. 😊 You mean like this? https://www.amazon.com/100ft-Professional-Twisted-Dog-Fence/dp/B00GOEOFYS |
The JBL L222 Disco do quite well in the bass dept. LE14 14” woofer and a PR15 15” passive radiator. All About That Bass. 😊 http://www.lansingheritage.org/images/jbl/specs/home-speakers/1980-l222/L222_p2.jpg http://www.lansingheritage.org/images/jbl/specs/home-speakers/1983-b380-b460/page1.jpg |