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that's where we novices can get confused

Posted by BS64 on August 27, 2006 at 11:49:01:
The general understanding is that capacitance is not an issue with speaker cable. Only inductance. Any guess as to what the capacitance value of the braided cat5 would be as compared to two 16ga wires running parallel to each other? I assume that 2 wires running parallel for a few feet would make a more efficient cap than twisted pairs braided together.