20' audio cables?

Edifice

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Does anybody know where I can buy a 20' audio cables?

I was able to buy a 20' s-video composite cable.

I checked out BB and Futureshop but they only sell measly 6'-12' (max) audio cables.

I want to output the audio from my laptop to my stereo and I need at least a 20' cable and I don't want to use 2 cables as an extension cord. I want a long, single cable.
 

wumpscut

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these guys might be able to help

they have tons of cables of all kinds

Above All Electronic Surplus LTD.
Category: Restaurants

602 Bloor Street West,, Toronto M6G 1K4
416 588-8119
 

Kang

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monoprice.com

Don't let the cheap prices fool you. They sell good stuff. A lot of HT enthusiasts swear by them.
 

dontino

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I second the recommendation on monoprice, hands-down the best place to get wires and other hard to find gadgets.
 

Garrett

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970170 said:
I second the recommendation on monoprice, hands-down the best place to get wires and other hard to find gadgets.
Thirded. Their price/performance ratio is insane.
 

Quaggitty

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If money is not a huge barrier you can buy wireless audio devices that can be paired with your Laptop to send audio to your stereo/receiver. They are a couple of bills but you can also share media with multiple devices say laptop/home PC ect.. and no wires to trip on. I am assuming your laptop has at least "802.11b 802.11a 802.11g" A-B or G. I have seen this implemented and it works well. This also has some gadget "WOW" factor as some of the devices have displays that list file and MP3 TAG info.

Quag
 

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Spend as much money as you can on them..............They won't work any better but you will feel good about them.
 
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