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RE: They were 56 gauge (see the following Sound Stage review)...

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Tweaker456

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In Reply to: RE: They were 56 gauge (see the following Sound Stage review)... posted by DeKay on July 17, 2016 at 10:35:40

Yes THEY were 56 AWG not 54. THEY meaning the INTERCONNECTS not the SPEAKER cable. Got that? INTERCONNECTS, NOT SPEAKER CABLE. INTERCONNECTS,NOT SPEAKER CABLE. INTERCONNECTS, NOT SPEAKER CABLE. Interconnects carry EXTREMLY little current. Speakers can demand a number of amps. AMPS. That's AMPERES. No Milli in front of it. Even so , what's one gauge difference among friends.

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Here's a 24 gauge (stranded in an Iowa blizzard) post about speaker wire. - DeKay 16:47:03 07/17/16 (0)
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RE: They were 56 gauge (see the following Sound Stage review)... - geoffkait 13:12:39 07/17/16 (1)
The average current required for most speakers is actually milliamps. As I already said at least twice. No one said the peaks couldn't be more than one amp. If you're trying to convince us you're dense you're doing an excellent job.
- RE: They were 56 gauge (see the following Sound Stage review)... - Tweaker456 13:39:07 07/17/16 (0)
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