Hi Guys. I need to get 2 RCA cables since I have a 4 channel amp.. I was looking around and saw that you can get 4 channel RCA cables, which I thought was pretty cool... The only thing that I am worried about is noise/crosstalk between the 2 channels... they are in a single pvc sleeve. Any ideas?
Thanks.
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lessismorespl on 04/25/2005 08:43:14
I use the Streetwires Zero Noise 3 4 channel RCA's and have never had a problem w/ any noise. Most of todays RCA cables, even the lower end ones, are well shielded to prevent any noise. I really would not worry about noise. Also, it saves a few $'s using the 4 channel ones, my Streetwires Zero Noise 3 were $24.99 per set, but the shop gave me the 4 channel set $39.99. I'm sure they will work just fine. Your main concern w/ noise is usually in the grounds, a poor charging system; such as: a bad battery, a dying alt, or damage caused fromk connecting RCA cables w/ the power still connected to the battery. Remember, the HU's Preouts and the amps inputs can be easily damaged if the power is connected and the ends of the RCA cables touch any metal.
MrBrownstone on 04/25/2005 14:53:56
they are certainly convenient.
Thanks.
Replies (2)
lessismorespl on 04/25/2005 08:43:14
I use the Streetwires Zero Noise 3 4 channel RCA's and have never had a problem w/ any noise. Most of todays RCA cables, even the lower end ones, are well shielded to prevent any noise. I really would not worry about noise. Also, it saves a few $'s using the 4 channel ones, my Streetwires Zero Noise 3 were $24.99 per set, but the shop gave me the 4 channel set $39.99. I'm sure they will work just fine. Your main concern w/ noise is usually in the grounds, a poor charging system; such as: a bad battery, a dying alt, or damage caused fromk connecting RCA cables w/ the power still connected to the battery. Remember, the HU's Preouts and the amps inputs can be easily damaged if the power is connected and the ends of the RCA cables touch any metal.
MrBrownstone on 04/25/2005 14:53:56
they are certainly convenient.
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