2002年7月13日 · Simply put, AWG is an acronym for the American Wire gauge. It's basically a standard for measuring the thickness of wire. 18AWG wire is roughly 0.04 inches in diameter. The smaller the AWG of the wire, the thicker it is. Incidentally RG6 is …

2007年4月20日 · Using 18 AWG wire will result in signal attenuation equal to some 0.5 dB if your speakers nominal impedance is 8 Ohm, and up to 1dB if their impedance is 4 ohms. So IMO you will be more comfortable using 16 AWG wire. Of course 14 AWG is even better.

2018年6月23日 · Yes, it is good enough; no, it does not really matter for a 50's subwoofer run (low-level signal). 18 AWG is fairly large for that matter; my sub runs are also 50' (I think, been a while) and I am using 24 AWG mic cable. 18 AWG sounds like speaker level.

2017年10月15日 · Mogami 3080 = medium AES cable with drain wire, 25 AWG, 110 ohm to meet AES spec, 16 pF/ft, 0.24 uH/ft Mogami 3173 = larger AES cable, 18 AWG, 110 ohm to meet AES spec, 14 pF/ft, 0.31 uH/ft Grimm TPR = twisted-pair, AWG not specified,, 89% shield, 110 ohm, 11.3 pF/ft, Lo not specified -- I have never used this cable, no experience

2005年4月18日 · 18 awg solid bare copper conductor Gas-injected foam HDPE core 100% Duofoil + 95% tinned copper braid shield NEC CMR Teminate with SNS6 F-connector ,SNS1P6RM Series RCA Connectors or SNS6BNC BNC male @ 302.00 per 1000' roll.

2023年5月20日 · Cables, including power cables, make (or at least can make) a significant difference, but there is no need to spend a lot of money. I would avoid Audioquest, as everything they make is way overpriced. Start by just trying a cheap 14 AWG cord on your AVR vs. the standard 16 or 18 AWG it comes with and see if you hear any difference.

2022年2月10日 · That’s a pretty high current, where you’d probably want 4-6 mm^2 copper wires (10-12 AWG). So unless you’re actually averaging 2.4 kW over longer periods you’re fine. If 2.4 kW is actually an average with peaks even higher, the cables are a bit thin.

2007年10月13日 · I generally go with what most speaker makers suggest: 18 AWG or higher, whatever's cheap, 16AWG for longer runs, 12AWG for very long runs or very high power (or if you just have the coin and feel like it; there's no negative impact to any in a reasonable length - you can screw with impedance significantly at very long distances (hundreds to ...

2007年12月2日 · American Wire Gauge (e.g. 14 AWG) refers to how many turns per inch the bare wire covers. So for that example, 14 turns in one inch means the wire is 1/14" diameter, without insulation. 10 gauge wire would be 1/10" (0.10 in) and so on. So the LOWER the gauge number, the thicker the wire. Here, 10 gauge is noticeably thicker than 14 gauge.

2015年2月27日 · They power big dual-18's just fine, I'm sure it will drive ur 1 10" LOL. Click to expand... Haha yeah, don't worry I have an adequate understanding in electronics, I used some 18 AWG speaker wire to connect the power to the amp and it's only like 2.5 feet of footage so the resistance isn't that bad.