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In Reply to: Anyone tried using standard sheilded TV cable to make single-ended RCA IC's? posted by HGS on January 15, 2007 at 18:00:13:
Long and short of it- Shielding isn't the only thing that makes an IC work, in fact, many ICs are better unshielded.The materials used in generic TV coaxials are atrocious for audio, having severe colorations.
Coaxial is also not the most refined of cables for interconnect use, a twinaxial, braid, or other geometry fares better in a variety of ways. But coaxes do good bass.
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- This has been extensively discussed - badman 05:43:01 01/16/07 (1)
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