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RE: Signal path wire - is 28g too thin?

I've used wire like that. It will be just fine for signal. I've used a lot of Kimber SF23 which is a bit fatter but it really doesn't matter.

I used magnet wire of that size for long interconnects once with no real issues. After all, you don't hang your washing on it.

If it makes a difference you like, great. Who cares what anyone else says it will do or won't do. It only has to please you. You really don't need to produce a white paper to please other people when wiring up your own amp.

Pay attention to it's voltage breakdown if it passes by some high voltage bits and it's insulation mechanical strength might be an issue if it flaps about.

cheers,

Stephen

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