SETTING UP WHOLE-HOUSE AUDIO

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How should my cables be run for a whole-house audio system?	A basic system that only requires volume control only needs speaker cables run a certain way. More advanced systems also require Cat-5 cables . . .
Tips for running Cat-5 cable for whole-house audio	Cat-5 cable should not be run near high voltage cables and fluorescent lights . . .
What type of cable should I use for my in-wall speakers?	Special cable is usually required when running speaker cable behind a wall or ceiling . . .
Should I use a rectangular or round in-wall/ceiling speaker?	All of our in-wall and in-ceiling speakers can be mounted in either a wall or ceiling. In most cases, round speakers are used in the ceiling . . .
I only have room for one ceiling speaker, what should I do?	For whole-house audio, unless you are comfortable only listening to the "left" or "right" channel of a stereo recording, you'll want to choose one of these two options for getting stereo from a single speaker . . .
Is a rough-in kit necessary for new construction houses?	Rough-in kits are not necessary and in most cases are not a good idea . . .
What is the best way to power my whole-house speakers?	There is a good, better, and best way to power your whole-house speakers . . .
Using & Troubleshooting Cat5/Cat6 cables for whole-house	Attached document expands on importance of proper Cat5/Cat6 connections for HTD whole-house systems, the proper wire sequence and how to troubleshoot problems using a test cable.
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