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Rca Cable How Long. The answer is as short as possible! Searching the internet, rca audio cable can be easily run 30m (100ft) if they are well build, and top out around 100 feet to. So, how long should cables be? On average, you can expect rca cables to last anywhere from 2 to 10 years. With speaker cables i like to stay under ten feet, and. Back in my audiophile days (70's and early 80's) it was a big deal in higher end stuff to avoid long speaker cables by opting for long. Is there a rule of thumb? The longer the rca cable, the more resistance and capacitance it introduces, leading to signal loss and interference. Most rca audio cables that are built reasonably well with shielding can be run effectively from 100 to 200 feet. This is a very technical book, but if you read the section on cable construction specifically all your questions will be answered. Let’s delve deeper into the factors that influence their lifespan:

Let’s delve deeper into the factors that influence their lifespan: With speaker cables i like to stay under ten feet, and. The answer is as short as possible! On average, you can expect rca cables to last anywhere from 2 to 10 years. Is there a rule of thumb? This is a very technical book, but if you read the section on cable construction specifically all your questions will be answered. Back in my audiophile days (70's and early 80's) it was a big deal in higher end stuff to avoid long speaker cables by opting for long. Most rca audio cables that are built reasonably well with shielding can be run effectively from 100 to 200 feet. So, how long should cables be? The longer the rca cable, the more resistance and capacitance it introduces, leading to signal loss and interference.

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Rca Cable How Long Is there a rule of thumb? With speaker cables i like to stay under ten feet, and. So, how long should cables be? Let’s delve deeper into the factors that influence their lifespan: The answer is as short as possible! This is a very technical book, but if you read the section on cable construction specifically all your questions will be answered. The longer the rca cable, the more resistance and capacitance it introduces, leading to signal loss and interference. Searching the internet, rca audio cable can be easily run 30m (100ft) if they are well build, and top out around 100 feet to. Back in my audiophile days (70's and early 80's) it was a big deal in higher end stuff to avoid long speaker cables by opting for long. Most rca audio cables that are built reasonably well with shielding can be run effectively from 100 to 200 feet. On average, you can expect rca cables to last anywhere from 2 to 10 years. Is there a rule of thumb?