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From: mat@hou4b.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: running speaker wires through walls
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Date: Tue, 23-Oct-84 22:03:37 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 23 22:03:37 1984
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	What this means is that the amp can produce voltages high enough
that the wires that you run must meet the same material and quality
standards that your 120 volt house wiring must.

	Class 2 wiring is wiring that carries potentials of < 50 (or is it
52 ... ) volts.  Phone wiring, bell wiring, and most remote control wiring
fall into class 2.  So does audio wiring when it is driven by a low voltage
source.  That Carver receiver can put 60 or 70 volts on the line -- like
most medium to high power audio gear, it packs a wallop.

	from Mole End			Mark Terribile
		(scrape .. dig )	hou4b!mat
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	from Mole End			Mark Terribile
		(scrape .. dig )	hou4b!mat
    ,..      .,,       ,,,   ..,***_*.