Audiophile cables for rca's in my car?
06-20-2005, 10:52 AM
#13
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Originally posted by lappy:
My question is: I have a pair of really high quality cable (RCA) that I don't use in my home system anymore. Can I use them in a car configuration? I mean are they enough isolated in comparaison of the Stinger (the blue ones) that I already had in my system?
Thanks for the help.
My question is: I have a pair of really high quality cable (RCA) that I don't use in my home system anymore. Can I use them in a car configuration? I mean are they enough isolated in comparaison of the Stinger (the blue ones) that I already had in my system?
Thanks for the help.
06-20-2005, 07:19 PM
#17
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Originally posted by beamrider:
well we all KNOW that the "sound difference" with cables will knock your socks off, you dont have to entice the young lad. lol.
well we all KNOW that the "sound difference" with cables will knock your socks off, you dont have to entice the young lad. lol.
06-21-2005, 06:43 AM
#19
Go ahead and use the audiophile cable.
The only negative I can see is that those cables can be thick with big ends (kinda like my .... oh never mind), makes running the cable a bit more difficult.
Also the outer jacket insulation may not like the temperature extremes that car audio offers.
The only negative I can see is that those cables can be thick with big ends (kinda like my .... oh never mind), makes running the cable a bit more difficult.
Also the outer jacket insulation may not like the temperature extremes that car audio offers.
