Originally Posted by Xanavi
To make things clearer. I am mostly intrested in thoughts/opinions of using them as SpeakerLink replacements.
In my experience most cables affect sound. So why not ethernet cables?
Cables carrying audio frequencies can have known effects and can be a useful tool in voicing an analogue system. However Meridian SpeakerLink cables carry digital signal, so unless Meridian's advice has changed since my day, their only recomendations were to keep them separate from RF sources (i.e. mains and video cables) and avoid taking up excess cable by coiling, rather, take all the excess out in a loop and keep halving it, like folding a sheet.

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