Hiding Scart Lead
Discussion
Hi,
We;re re-decorating the lounge and will want to mount the TV on the wall. Doing this, will expose the sub woofer for the home cinema set up, so ideally we want to move this to the study (7m away) along with the DVD player. Now, I can get a scart lead long enough, but they tend to be too thick to lose in the expansion gap for the wood floor.
Does anyone do small diameter cables, or will a flat one fold? I've looked at these wireless ones but the quality doesn't seem to be too good.
Any reccomendations would be appreciated. Thanks.
We;re re-decorating the lounge and will want to mount the TV on the wall. Doing this, will expose the sub woofer for the home cinema set up, so ideally we want to move this to the study (7m away) along with the DVD player. Now, I can get a scart lead long enough, but they tend to be too thick to lose in the expansion gap for the wood floor.
Does anyone do small diameter cables, or will a flat one fold? I've looked at these wireless ones but the quality doesn't seem to be too good.
Any reccomendations would be appreciated. Thanks.
Low frequencies are omnidirectional, however the placement of the sub within the room is the most important facet of the surround soundstage.
It does depend on an extent as to what level of surround we're talking here. If its an all in one system then the placement of the sub will make little difference. If its a proper subwoofer then it will.
It does depend on an extent as to what level of surround we're talking here. If its an all in one system then the placement of the sub will make little difference. If its a proper subwoofer then it will.
It's nothing fancy. Just a Panasonic DVD system with middle and two front, two rear and one sub set up. The sub has the amp in the unit as well, so all speakers are wired into the back.
The room where I am thinking of putting it has a door way off the lounge so it's not the other side of the house.
Thoughts??
The room where I am thinking of putting it has a door way off the lounge so it's not the other side of the house.
Thoughts??
You really need the sub in the same room as the other speakers otherwise it just wont sound right and if you did move it you would have to re wire all of the speakers to the new location. Is there anyware else it could go in the same room like behind a couch or something?
As for long scarts then you really do loose picture quality noticably when you go over 5m or so, i wouldnt really recommend that route, ideally i would be looking for a solution that keeps the sub in the same room and the DVD head unit not to far away from the screen. Most of the Pana stuff with that type of sub have component out so it is worth looking into using this instead of the scart.
As for long scarts then you really do loose picture quality noticably when you go over 5m or so, i wouldnt really recommend that route, ideally i would be looking for a solution that keeps the sub in the same room and the DVD head unit not to far away from the screen. Most of the Pana stuff with that type of sub have component out so it is worth looking into using this instead of the scart.
It's not easy this is it??
OK,
I think I have found somewhere to put the Sub in the same room, so might as well have the DVD mounted under the TV. However... the cable that runs between the DVD and the sub is not long enough. I haven't got the details with me at work, but a quick scan on google doesn't bring up anything like it. Would it ne a Panasonic specific lead? The connectors are rectangular bt about half the size of a normal scart with approx 20 pins. Or is there another way I can connect the two?
Sorry for the stupid amateur questions.
OK,
I think I have found somewhere to put the Sub in the same room, so might as well have the DVD mounted under the TV. However... the cable that runs between the DVD and the sub is not long enough. I haven't got the details with me at work, but a quick scan on google doesn't bring up anything like it. Would it ne a Panasonic specific lead? The connectors are rectangular bt about half the size of a normal scart with approx 20 pins. Or is there another way I can connect the two?
Sorry for the stupid amateur questions.
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