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Running long PA speaker cables parallel to AC 120v lines -
I've done a fair amount of research on the net about running lengthy speaker cables parallel to AC cable and the possibility of interference with the sound, (buzz, etc,) and most of my findings indicate … In essence, the shielding in the cable and the signal level is high enough to prevent interference, and the 8ohm characteristic of the speakers help as well. …
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