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Hello,
looking at the structures of analog cables i wonder why they are so complex.
Then looking at a normal good quality digital cable i usually see a quite basic coaxial structure.
Is there a reason why analog cables must be so complex ?
I understand that quality of construction and materials is of paramount importance but i really do not understand why a good coaxial should not be good enough also for analogue.
Actually i made a 3 meters IC with a generic good quality copper solid core coaxial and i liked the sound a lot.
Of course the quality of the RCAs are also important.
Thanks a lot.
Kind regards,
bg
Edits: 03/22/14 03/22/14
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Topic - Why coaxials are good for digital and so little popular for analog signals ? - beppe61 00:20:22 03/22/14 (8)
- Also no one is actually making a top grade OFC coax. - Elizabeth 12:07:44 04/03/14 (2)
- Let me elaborate a little - beppe61 23:04:14 04/06/14 (0)
- RE: Also no one is actually making a top grade OFC coax. - rick_m 16:06:35 04/03/14 (0)
- Perhaps because the frequency spectrum of a digital signal is less important than the cable's consisent impedance? - John Marks 06:49:34 03/22/14 (4)
- " Yes, a coax cable will carry an analog signal and in some cases it will sound OK " - beppe61 06:12:31 03/26/14 (0)
- Well stated. - Duster 17:48:02 03/22/14 (1)
- RE: Well stated. - beppe61 00:27:57 03/23/14 (0)
- Thanks and i think i have understood - beppe61 08:13:41 03/22/14 (0)
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