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In Reply to: Re: I have used silver for years and. . posted by NEAR SOTA on August 9, 2003 at 15:13:52:
tubing for the insulator. Because the wire is flat and much smaller than the tubing there is very little contact. I would guess that there is more than 90% air dialetric. I have not found that the thicker pure silver wire is bright. What I find is that the higher frequencies may be a little rolled off. I think that 28 to 32 guage is a good way to go for the signals and 22 down to 18 for the speakers. I also use the 28 by 18 guage flat for my speakers but in a 4 braid and for the woofer there is an additional 4 by 24 guage flat pure silver wire. I biwire.ja in still hot, still humid, Tucson, AZ
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- I have used the flat silver for years and used teflon . . . - John PA 15:28:05 08/09/03 (2)
- Re: I have used the flat silver for years and used teflon . . . - SoftwireEngineer 19:19:43 08/09/03 (1)
- It's all in the details. . . - John PA 20:18:51 08/09/03 (0)
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