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Romex to your amp? - High-End Audio Discussion Forum
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/romex-to-your-amp
The 40-50 feet of Romex in your house can cause voltage modulation of the AC under high loading from an amplifier, even more than the wire from the transformer to your house. It really does not matter if the sine-wave is perfect 60Hz or not, the current draw isn't.
Is it possible to wire with ROMEX??? | Audioholics Home ...
https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/is-it-possible-to-wire-with-romex.51164/
This will probably add to is the difficulty in getting the volume controls into the boxes, unless rough-in rings were used. The wire will work as conductors for speaker level audio but if the house has a basement, running new shouldn't be that bad. Chances are, the Romex was stapled to the studs but at least the holes are already there.
Amazon.com: romex cable
https://www.amazon.com/romex-cable/s?k=romex+cable
Romex speaker wire? | AVS Forum
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/romex-speaker-wire.346961/
Connect either a 1800 watt electrical heater, blow dryer, or toaster to the outlet. Then run a 12 gauge unshielded stranded speaker wire right next to the romex wire for a length of 8' to 10' minimum, connected to an unpowered sub or full-range speaker at one end and a signal generator at the other.
How would romex work as in wall speaker wire. - …
https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/22684-how-would-romex-work-as-in-wall-speaker-wire/
12 guage Romex should be fine for in wall speakers. As a matter of fact some audiophiles insist that solid wire (as would be foundin Romex cable) is preferable to stranded - Not suprisingly others say solid wire is horrible. Round and Round she Goes! Where she stops nobody knows (Well except for the guy running the booth )
New circuits - better than Romex? | Steve Hoffman Music Forums
https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/new-circuits-better-than-romex.1126971/
Paul McGowan (PS Audio) has a video on this topic. His suggestion is 10 gauge romex on 20 amp breaker and outlet. Some years ago I had five 20 amp home run circuits installed by an electrician for my system. My system is in the basement, with drop ceilings so all wires are easily accessible. I had him run one with 10 gauge romex and the others ...
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