If your sub is 4 Ohms, the wire is more of a factor that if it's 8 ohms. You might consider 12 gauge wire. I use 14 gauge solid (twisted) for very long auditorium runs with no problems. There is flat, 50 conductor computer cable on the surplus market (65 cents/ft. in 100 ft. reels) that will be undetectable under a rug. It's ugly, but who needs to see it? Use 25 strands for plus and the rest for -.
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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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 |
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