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Thanks to all for your previous replies to my question regarding wire gauge size.
Now I have just a couple more.
Should I use plastic or metal conduit for the dedicated line?
Is there a noticeable difference in sound between the two?
Also, is standard Romex wire suitable? I'm willing to spend extra on the wiring if there is a noticeable difference in sound.
Thanks.
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Topic - Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 10:56:21 11/17/13 (13)
- There is no single answer or code - Vic D 23:23:21 11/17/13 (0)
- Romex is a cable designed for pulling through studs.... - StephenJK 18:16:19 11/17/13 (1)
- RE: Romex is a cable designed for pulling through studs.... - ROMEX CABLE FAN 10:36:44 01/20/14 (0)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - BCR 11:47:30 11/17/13 (9)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 11:56:48 11/17/13 (8)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - BCR 12:35:38 11/17/13 (7)
- RE: "If you look at the fuse on your stereo you will see a 15 amp one." - cdb 06:34:46 11/18/13 (1)
- RE: "If you look at the fuse on your stereo you will see a 15 amp one." - BCR 08:40:46 11/18/13 (0)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 13:34:12 11/17/13 (4)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 14:01:01 11/17/13 (3)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - BCR 15:59:25 11/17/13 (0)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - BCR 15:23:35 11/17/13 (1)
- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 16:22:51 11/17/13 (0)
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