@zlone well that’s perfect! Rewire one and see what that gets you.
What outlets you have?
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 well that’s perfect! Rewire one and see what that gets you. What outlets you have? |
@audphile1 Furutechs. Specifically, Furutech GTX-D NCF(R) Ultimate Nano-Crystal Rhodium-Plated AC Duplex Receptacle. |
@jea48 as far as I know the audience hidden treasure in wall cable has all the proper certifications to pass an inspection. |
@zlone excellent. Should reveal difference in wiring if any. My only reservation would be that it may change the sound signature of your system and there’s a potential for a domino effect with other cables and even components. |
@invalid, I believe you are correct! I stand corrected! I found this info on the "Cable Company" Website. It appears it is Listed as in wall branch circuit wiring. Hidden Treasure In-Wall AC Power Cable - Bulk, by Audience Compliances
Specifications
. In the description:
. In the Specifications it says, "Ground: Annealed bare copper". I can’t see the bare ground wire in the picture. It must be there though, along with a drain wire for the shield. . |