Quick wire routing question
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Quick wire routing question
When running power, ground, signal, and RCA wires (sub), which ones need to be paired beside what?
I seem to remember power and ground in one loom, and then signal and rca lines in another seperate loom..
Trying to prevent interference.
Am I remembering the correct way?
Thanks
I seem to remember power and ground in one loom, and then signal and rca lines in another seperate loom..
Trying to prevent interference.
Am I remembering the correct way?
Thanks
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: NCCO Oklahoma
Yes, you are remembering the correct way. When current flows through the power wires, it creates a small magnetic field that is proportional to the current. If the RCA cables are not shielded properly, then it can induce noise into the RCA cables that you hear as noise in the system.
Keep the RCA's away from the power wires as Pentavolvo mentioned, and you should be good to go.
Keep the RCA's away from the power wires as Pentavolvo mentioned, and you should be good to go.
