50 foot sub cable

[whitetruk]

any thoughts on this would be gratefull.my music room might call for this.that would be an rca cable thank you.
scott e

[John K.]

Whitetruk(hope that isn't where you got your speakers!), a 50 foot cable to connect to a sub doesn't present a significant technical problem and cables as good as any are available at quite low cost, such as this one from Triangle Cable .

[adam2434]

Here's another option:
http://bluejeanscable.com/store/subwoofer/index.htm

50 foot options will be pretty limited.

Also, you may want to do some research on any potential loss/degradation in such a long run.

[whitetruk]

thanx for the info people.

[labrat]

I have a run about that long with a composite video going to a tv and don't detect any signal degradation. The cable is a rg6 (same stuff you use for antenna, cable or sat) with the appropriate adaptors at each end. Should work just as well for a sub.

Scott

[Polk65]

Scott, if you feel like making your own cable, take a look here.
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/gall...g2_itemId=4467

[beardog03]

bettercables.com

I got one with my SVS...good solid cable...fair price also

[labrat]

Polk65,

Nice looking cables, kind of makes me want to redo mine even though I am happy with the performance of the current one.

Scott

[Polkitup2]

I have my SVS sub connected through 50 feet of inwall RG6 coax which is then connected to a 12 foot monster subcable which is then connected to an old component video cable I had laying around and it sounds the same as when I connect the sub directly to the reciever with the 12 foot sub cable.

[amulford]

My vote is for Bluejeans cables. I have 2 35' runs, they work well...