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RE: Is the audio data going through the Linksys?

Posted by Tony Lauck on April 14, 2012 at 12:10:22:
It might be possible to ascertain which audio components are being affected and how they are being affected by mixing and matching audio components and cables, but doing so might be a nightmare, depending on the cable routing. (I use random rat's nest wiring which is probably better for SQ than neat parallel cabling, but it is pretty awful when time comes to make equipment changes due to problems with cable ends handing up, etc. It would be nice to have more space.)