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27th December 2003, 05:14 PM
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you guyz will be able to answer this in 2 secs
right ive jus got meself a nice new surround sound kit. Nice av amp and some gale moviestar 2's. Ive wired it up and it works a dream. I am gonna get some stands for me two rears but i dont have enough speaker cable on one strand to reach up so could i just twist 2 cables together. If not is there another way of connecting two cables too each other without losing any sound quality.
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