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In Reply to: How does dB apply to a cable amplifier????? posted by Bruce Righter on October 29, 2001 at 16:31:04:
Weird, since 10db is a logrythemic scale. I could only assume that if 10db implies twice as loud, then it'd be a 2X boost.Personally, I've found adding splitters is more of an issue than running long cable lengths. I added one upstream and do notice it a bit on exiting TVs. The one connected to it on a 50' run ahead of the other existing splitters is great.
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