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Wayne A. Pflughaupt wrote:
Mike,
No need to stress over the Canare. Subwoofer applications are about the least critical of any in a home theater; people use standard coax for them all the time. The impedance issue really only relates to video applications anyway. I expect that any RCA capable of being crimped directly to coaxial cable is going to be 75 ohm. It pretty much has to be.
Regards,
Wayne
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Thanks for the input Wayne -- that is enough to get my curiosity up and take some spare 1694A coax, puchase a couple of Liberty and a couple of F-Conn RCA compression connectors (IF I can purchase that small quanity although the shipping would be a killer for 2 connectors) and give them a try running the coax across the floor to the subwoofers -- my dedicated HT is under construction and a couple of months away from completion, so plenty of time to test -- while I don't really like testing any more (age can do that), I still have plenty of curiosity OTOH.
Mike