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In Reply to: Answer to Ted Smith's last question posted by Pat D on June 3, 2006 at 18:12:42:
HiIf your talking about coiling a pair of conductors (like most speaker cable), don’t worry, the inductance one gets in THIS condition is common-mode. This has no impact what so ever on the response or action of the speaker. Series Inductance can be a problem when the conductors are separated. In paired conductors, the closer they are together, the less series inductance there is.
Hope that helps.Tom
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