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Home Theater Hacks
By Brett McLaughlin
November 2004
More Info

HACK
#45
Use the Same Speaker Wire Lengths (Not!)
As long as the length of wire connecting your various speakers is fairly similar, you'll get great results and sound, without interference or adverse delays.
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