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So you have made a decision about having an entertainment surround sound system. At the end of the day, you need to come home to a world of relaxation and nothing works better than an upgraded home theater. Try not to worry about the cost of getting one because there are cheap options that can still deliver top quality sound and crisp images. The main things you need to concern yourself with are the pools of cables and wires involved in the entertainment system. After installing your system you will inevitably have wires littering your walls or floors. You can fix this unsightly problem in a couple of ways but first you should know a few things about quality sound. You have invested a considerable amount of money for your speakers and components. You want to hear good, high quality sound. Wires that you use will definitely affect the sound quality of your speakers. Look at your system closely and realize that all the power that comes from your player passes through the flimsy, crisscrossing, almost seemingly good-for-nothing wires. The wires are the main conduit of the sound released by your component until it reaches the speakers. Wires have an important purpose, as you've known all along. Purchase high-quality wires for your speaker. Look at different specifications like cable gauge, basic type and length. Wires for flush mount in wall ceiling speakers keep your cables out of sight so your space looks clean and seamless. Standard wire gauge ranges from 12 - 16 AWG or American Wire Gauge. The more expensive option would be wires with a low wire gauge since they deliver the best sound. These are wires that are visually more substantial and can transmit sounds in an amplified manner without sacrificing clarity. The basic rule behind setting up wires is that the longer the extension needs to be, the thicker the wire that has to be used. More than 50 feet space means you need a 14-gauge wire. Have extra wires available in case you have a system that runs through two rooms. It only takes a 16-gauge wire to install a great sound system for personal or exclusive use. Just make sure you measure how far you need to go before buying the wires. Repositioning your component close to your speakers is also another way to save space. Meanwhile, the three different types of speaker wire are based on where you want to install and run them. Flat wires can easily be concealed by painting over it without need of burying it or running it behind a wall. If you need to go outdoors and bury the wires, get a wire that is direct-burial rated. The last, but by far the coolest type of speaker wire is that which you can install behind walls. How can you enjoy music in peace if you have a lot of hanging speaker wires to annoy you? Tough and fireproof wires for outdoor rock and landscape speakers carry the Underwriters Laboratory rating, otherwise known as UL rating. Determined to make your house free from unorganized speaking wires? Hit my website to know how.
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