Best subwoofer cable
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baijuxavior
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I am using 6 feet Belkin digital coaxial cable to connect my subwoofer, very good and VFM.
Is it same cable? am confusing 2 rca means (rca to rca) or 2rca to rca.
Let me know brother
Belkin Digital Coax cable 2RCA 6 Feet White: Amazon.in: Electronics
baijuxavior
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It is the same one I am using although the '2RCA' is confusing.
Belkin Digital Coaxial Gold Plated Cable 6 Feet AV10043-06-WHT | eBay
Belkin Digital Coax Cable - 2 RCA Data Cable 6 - Feet - Belkin: Flipkart.com
Belkin Digital Coaxial Gold Plated Cable 6 Feet AV10043-06-WHT | eBay
Belkin Digital Coax Cable - 2 RCA Data Cable 6 - Feet - Belkin: Flipkart.com
Dear Bro
Based on item number i ordered from amazon.in
appreciate your help
wonder
anujmishra
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May I ask how such cable gives deep bass when it is rusted? It is quite strange for me.
spirovious
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I have found that if speaker cable is very good in conduction,you can good details and Bass sounds lean.If you use a thin speaker cable,you can hear good Bass but soft mids and treble.
So if we consider SW signal as analog,may same way rusted connector is inhibiting unwanted signals or interference and you get deep Bass.
Its my interpretation.
Snake Oil Alert
Why ?
When you have Gold Plated contacts and Oxygen Free Copper wires giving you finer details, why a rusted metal conductor cannot be used for more depth.
+1
More the rust, more the depth....!!!
Why ?
When you have Gold Plated contacts and Oxygen Free Copper wires giving you finer details, why a rusted metal conductor cannot be used for more depth.
I have found that if speaker cable is very good in conduction,you can good details and Bass sounds lean.If you use a thin speaker cable,you can hear good Bass but soft mids and treble.
So if we consider SW signal as analog,may same way rusted connector is inhibiting unwanted signals or interference and you get deep Bass.
Its my interpretation.
+1
More the rust, more the depth....!!!
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Thad E Ginathom
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tut tut, Kanwar... here we have people buying sensible cables, like Belkin, at reasonable prices, which makes a nice change.
however, as I can't resist being naughty either...
If silver is good for highs, I'd go for something deep grey and heavy for lows. How about lead? Or, for the rich-audiophile market, platinum. Of course, there should be ever-raging arguments that various other metals closely related to platinum are better or worse...
however, as I can't resist being naughty either...
If silver is good for highs, I'd go for something deep grey and heavy for lows. How about lead? Or, for the rich-audiophile market, platinum. Of course, there should be ever-raging arguments that various other metals closely related to platinum are better or worse...
GeorgeO
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Or even patented snake oil coated and insulated stuff?
rana_kirti
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subwoofer cable makes a difference. I can say this from my personal experience.
How everever what I found interesting is that when I changed my subwoofer cable from a generic cheap one to a bit more costly one I found the bass to have become a bit muddy.
I changed both multiple times with thebsame scene and the cheaper one sounded better to my ears. So I kept aside the costlier one and used the cheaper cable. However one of my friend recently told me that the costlier one might need a few hrs of burning in to sound at it's optimum so I've put thay one into service and will compare it again with the cheaper one in a few weeks.
However I'm still looking for a better/best subwoofer cable. I like my bass to sound deep and at the same time I'd prefer it to be sounding tight. I don't like muddy or hanging bass.
Any suggestions ? I'm now considering either one from Qed or from SVS.
How everever what I found interesting is that when I changed my subwoofer cable from a generic cheap one to a bit more costly one I found the bass to have become a bit muddy.
I changed both multiple times with thebsame scene and the cheaper one sounded better to my ears. So I kept aside the costlier one and used the cheaper cable. However one of my friend recently told me that the costlier one might need a few hrs of burning in to sound at it's optimum so I've put thay one into service and will compare it again with the cheaper one in a few weeks.
However I'm still looking for a better/best subwoofer cable. I like my bass to sound deep and at the same time I'd prefer it to be sounding tight. I don't like muddy or hanging bass.
Any suggestions ? I'm now considering either one from Qed or from SVS.
spirovious
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Cheaper MX one didn't work well with system due to loose and prolonged Bass.Now using Mediabridge cable coupled with brandbridge coaxial cable.This is giving me deep and clean Bass for music.With Movies occasionally get slower response.
Yes you are right rana.
Cause am using bandridge digital coax audio cable for my receiver pre-amp out to sw line ,the quality is ok but my self not satisfied and ordered belkin digital stereo coax cable ,but am not satisfied with and old one bandridge digital coax audio cable is best. As your friend said,it needs burn some time,so will check that now.
Belkin is one of the number ones cable,see why it happens like that?
Will wait and give feedback information.
Wonder
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