What do you do with your speaker cables and cables in your home?

chillidoggy

There's a type of plastic skirting you can get that is hollow. Maybe remove the wooden one, and use that?

Sambostar

RobDavies said:

I put my speaker cables on these:

Cable elevators reduce the effect of vibrations in the floor on your speaker cables.

Sold by Russ Andrews, of course.   A mere £34.60 for four of the little blighters.

Rigggght.....OK.......

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I hate plastic Chilli and the gripfill will take half the plaster away with it.  I spent an age levelling prior to fitting the skirting and I like the clean look of the perfect skirting.  Only the wires detract for it and are hard to vacuum around.

I think I'II run a few runs under the bare floorboard, along the joist, drawn with wire through the insulation to some sockets.  In my search for anal perfection, maybe a floor socket wouldn't be a bad idea, which can be replaced with a drop in floorboard or something, should I wish to reconfigure the furniture.  But think I'II put the angle driver on the end of the drill what I use for drilling out inaccessible spot welds and go through a socket cavity in a partition, behind the skirting.  It will be cheaper than getting some trailing lead rubber hollow stuff.  I've just remembered, I do have a ring mains socket neared the hi fi too.

jonnyburgo

Meanwhile at @Samboster HQ

Rocker

RobDavies said:

I put my speaker cables on these:

Cable elevators reduce the effect of vibrations in the floor on your speaker cables.

Sold by Russ Andrews, of course.   A mere £34.60 for four of the little blighters.

Never tried those Rob.  Turn a plastic 'cup' upside down and cut a V in the bottom of the cup.  Four or six will support any speaker cable on the market.  And if you don't feel a right twit for going to all that bother, well then I give up...............

Rocker

Just found this on www.tnt-audio.com. http://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/pluto_e.html  Problem solved!