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Byznasty

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  1. Yeah of course I do, I do some electrical wiring for work, I just want to have the best possible connection for my speakers that’s all. All of this to pretty new to me. I have car stereos and usually wired them all myself. Maybe don’t fully understand the impedance.
  2. Sure am glad I joined the Klipsch community! You guys are a great help. Great advice. I see your referencing using 12ga wire. Buddy up top told me to use 14ga or at least. I just don’t want to impede the speakers by using a lower gauge of wire. Do you recommended 12 ga for my r28f’s? And just running 16 to my 14 bookshelf’s,ceilings and centre? Thanks in advice. Sure do appreciate the help!
  3. I was gonna go with that mediabridge ofc https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00N18VBSI/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1U6PAVBPLQVBI&psc=1 and also the 16 gauge of the same. Wish I could just get one or the other to save a buck but I'm not to worried about the money. Any recommendations for banana plugs as well thinking of just getting these Sewell ones. Does it have a big effect which types? https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0072KOHQ4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?smid=A9O0CECJHXEH&psc=1
  4. That's what I was thinking. Thanks for the help.
  5. I have read a lot of information on what gauge of wire to use, I'm just on the fence with what's the best to use, they say the power rating is 150-600 peak, not going any longer than 15 ft for my floor standing r28f's. 8 ohm compatible? I like to listen to it loud, got A Yamaha 683 amp. Everything I've read is leaning towards 16 gauge, but will 14 gauge impede or will it sound better? Going to run 16 gauge for my bookshelf and ceiling speakers. Only 25 ft runs each. Just figured with the big floor standing speakers I would need a thicker gauge. Thanks in advance
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