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Originally Posted by REFLEX /forum/post/12890735
I'm upgrading my receiver and once I realized the dimensions.. I realized at that moment that I needed to move the new receiver to a different position and do not need such a long Subwoofer cable anymore, I have a slack of about 15ft now.... or just under, and its going to sit there coiled up..... which I assume isn't very good. Should I just order a new shorter cable and return the old one?
Probably not a good idea to leave it coiled like that huh?
If you're worried about length I think the cable that runs from the projection booth at the Empire Leicester square from the dbx4800 where all the screen and sub bass amplification is housed is something like, 80 or 100 feet, now then.
I use really simple audio cable, I mean cheap, not nasty just cheap and I still get big bangs to sink a battle ship.
Try attaching a small piece of cable or wire from the various audio components in you're sound system, attach it to the (screw fittings) and see if that eliminates the elusive humming sound.
Or you can try this from Behringer MICROHD HD400, I plan to buy a few at a later date, you're not the only one with humming issues.
http://www.behringer.com/HD400/