yes this is durable.... but does this cable make a big or at least noticeable difference in sound?? as opposed to just running the mono cable into 'L'? i assume that the 'L+R' "stereo" IN on my sub is for when i have a "stereo" OUT on my receiver. my...
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Herringshaw- Yes it will add about 3db to the signal. I am using one on my Rythmic F12 subwoofer. The subwoofer sums the two inputs. It has nothing to do with giving the sub "the full range of sound", it merely supplies it with a stronger signal from the two inputs. Hope that helps, and BTW this is a very nice splitter.
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Looks like someone's already answered and he's correct. It will create a mono signal which, depending on your needs, might not work for you.
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These cables do not split into stereo. I do not know your situation (ex. rca males to females, # of outputs, etc.) I use them (2) to split both mono sub preamp outputs to 2 powered subs on both left and right sides for a total of 4 subs : 1 in each L and R corner. (I like my low end to sound like the hand of god). If your outputs and inputs match up, they should work as long as you are going analog to analog or digital to digital.
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After more than 50 years of reading about, setting up, and listening to stereo systems, I've concluded that thick, lower gauge wires are unnecessary unless the distance between receiver and speaker is especially long. I'm willing to be convinced otherwise by blind tests, but I'm not aware of any. I use 16 gauge now and that is probably overkill, considering that many of my speaker wire runs are less than 10 feet. Do not buy high end (expensive) wire whatever the gauge.
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I'm not sure what you have around your cable there. I have 5 computers and a bunch of radios close to where I use mine with no problems whatsoever. I use it to bring a large lcd tv sound to a Altec computer sound system and it does not suffer any interference. I'm a user of Mediabridge cables and to date I couldn't find any issues with them but as I said, not sure what type of EMI/RFI you have around. Regarding quality I can atest the one I bought are par with the good ones available. Tks
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Yes! It's an awesome cable. Just make sure you use the correct end in your surround sound receiver.
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Personally, I set it to mono in my DAW. There is a way to combine it to mono by creating your own cable, and I think I may have found one stereo to mono converter online before, but it was fairly expensive. Check out this schematic http://www.cambridge-mt.com/SitePix/Fig2-7aUpdate.jpg
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Yes it affects the volume, it worked perfectly for me to get rid of the hiss, but it only affected one channel for me. I'm using it with a PC the right speaker seemed muffled at higher volumes the left seemed uninfected, I fixed my problem but I don't have true stereo, y cable on the left channel
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No, it's mono equipment. You can connect something like a MP3 player with a splitter (so you don't miss a channel), and adjust volume separately, but it has one EQ only. It works the same for all channels. In stereo sound, the only thing you'll miss is the panning effect, but besides that, the sound is really good.
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I used the optical stereo cable and had very good results. That might be a better option.
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Are you trying to use this as an input to the Sub, or an output from the sub to the PA? I am using a RCA to 3.5 mm cable as input from another source to the sub, and then the sub's low level output to monitors, and that works fine. All of those are low level, though. If you are inputting TO the sub from the PA, i would think it would have to be non amplified signal or damage could occur. I'm not sure if the stereo link feature on that PA is low level or not.
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Hell Yah! This cable fits nice and Tight and also enables a lot better Audio Quality as well! I purchased this cable for use with an MP3 and a FIIO E11 Amp! This is a Decent Cable!. and very well made at that It's worth it's price. PS: just make sure you push it in good for a good connection!. Good Luck.
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That really depends on your own hearing. But over 99%of people would hear no difference when extending the cord. As with all things analog, the better the cable the better the signal. If you are worried about sound distortion, try and find a better "premium" cable.
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Mono RCA cable. There are subwoofer-specific models available. You only need one channel for the subwoofer. The reason the subwoofer has a L/R input and output is to allow you to use the subwoofer inline with stereo pre-amp cables. Running the subwoofer off of a surround amp with a dedicated subwoofer output makes this feature unnecessary.
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Same with what Kyle B. said Anand. This is just an extension cable, it doesnt improve existing sound but it is good enough to keep it from degrading which is the usual case when buying these types of cables.
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I hooked my sub (KRK Powered sub) to the AUX OUT. This works great! You will have level control from the mixer. I used a 1/4" TRS stereo cable. It is not important that the sub signal be "stereo", but is important that both L&R; channels reach it. This is working for me. If your sub has separate L&R; input, like mine; just use a Y connector (1 female TRS to your 2 required mono males). My mains go out to a QSC amp and 15" JBLs. I am very happy with this mixer!
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I have only used this cable inside my work vehicle, however there are lots of other aftermarket electronics present. That being said, I have not noticed any noise interference or sound quality issues with this cable. I trust this cable could be used in any setting, including pro audio applications, without issue.