Interconnects under floor?


I’ve moved house and now I have an issue that I’m sure isn’t uncommon: in order to have my rack out of firing range of (one of) my speakers, I need to move it to a location in the room that doesn’t allow for me to run interconnects discretely. I’m currently running 12’ balanced ICs to monoblocks that are near the speakers and those are connected with shorter speaker cables. From all I’ve read, longer IC and shorter speaker cables is great but to move my rack to a hood location I’d have to get even longer ICs and run them across the living room and across a major walkway. I thought about running up a wall and across and back down, concealing the cables with some sort of conduit that matches the wall colors, but... has anyone ever run cables in to the wall, under the house through conduit from rack to amps? Is that ridiculous? I’d obviously try to run them nowhere near other electrical wiring.
au_lait
Sorted. Works perfect. Used these both ends, ran the XLRs under the house along floor joists using this very manageable conduit zip tied every couple feet for extra closure. Total cost about $20, no new cables.
I meant that mice, when hungry chew wires, so keep after them down there, or feed them
I do have mice. They are bastards. Been waking up to lots of poop pellets, they basically have a rodent scat party institute the middle of the night... but exterminator comes this week. I did sheath the cables with garden flex tubing (p[roper conduit was just too difficult in the right space) and for the receptacles I didn't use the typical open back boxes like for digital/coax but regular blue 2 gang boxes on which I drilled 1" entry hole.