Designer in wall wiring - worth it?


I have two dedicated outlets for my system using standard 12 gauge with short runs of about 15' to the breaker box. I used 12 gauge in this case due to the very short runs. I have recently experienced some very positive results with Audience speaker and ethernet cables, and it got me thinking it would not be crazy money to try the Audience in-wall shielded 10 gauge cable. Has anyone tried the Audience cable or other "designer" AC cabling? Did you find it to be a significant upgrade?

 

zlone

@zlone 

https://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/1122/Audience_Hidden_Treasure_InWall_AC_PowerCable_HD_Wall_Receptacle_Review.htm
 

What wiring is currently in the wall? if it’s the 10awg or 12awg solid core copper romex you should be ok. 
Also, if you don’t yet have good outlets, look into it. 

I used 10 gauge romex. I was aware there was high end wire for direct lines... but didn't go that far. If someone has, I'd be interesting how it compared before. I would guess that it was better. But no experience on my part. 

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Mathew 15.14 Thank You for your wisdom.

Any special wire from the breaker box to the outlets? Yes: For dedicated audio lines I would go with Type MC Galvanized Steel Metal Clad Cable 10 AWG with solid copper core conductors and insulated ground. It has better EMI and EF shielding versus aluminum armor or NM cable. 😎

Mike

Has anyone tried the Audience cable or other "designer" AC cabling? 

No!

@pindac +1

 

 

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