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Simple Cafe set up??

nicknackgtb · 2010-10-18 19:49:38

Hi Guys, Ive been asked to install a system in a small cafe and just looking for a bit of advice on what i need. I am getting a HI Fi system for the place, rather than getting a proper CD player and power amp, it is just a simple system he wants. I am then going to use a 4 way splitter in order to spread it to the 3…

18-10-2010 7:49pm

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nicknackgtb

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Hi Guys,

Ive been asked to install a system in a small cafe and just looking for a bit of advice on what i need.

I am getting a HI Fi system for the place, rather than getting a proper CD player and power amp, it is just a simple system he wants.

I am then going to use a 4 way splitter in order to spread it to the 3 speakers that will be used around the place.

The wattage as far as i can remember is 60w each.

My big question is the cabling, and how to hide it well. I am thinking the sort of White box type strips, cant find the name of them, the things that hide cables away. Im not a sparks so not able to go behind walls etc, so think this may be the best way to hide them.

My questions are: Is this the easiest way to hide the cables?

and also, will I still get full power through each speaker by running them from the splitter??

Cheers

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