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In Reply to: How to wire - 2-24 gauge conductors, with a braided shield for signal wire?...... posted by Cut-Throat on April 27, 2007 at 12:27:23:
Hi,
Option 2 is how I would do it. There was a very good article years back in Audio Amatuer magazine on how to make your own high quality interconnects. This is how they suggested cables be wired. I have used this method with good results.
1 wire to center pin, 1 wire and shield to ground on amp input end. On source end; 1 to center pin, 1 wire to ground . Shield is left floating ; "unconnected".
The floating shield wire on the source end , acts as a "drain wire", similar to an antennea, picking up stray emf signals and shunting them directly to ground. Works well IMO.
mg16
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- Re: How to wire - 2-24 gauge conductors, with a braided shield for signal wire?...... - mg16 15:48:08 04/27/07 (2)
- I am not talking IC's here.............................. - Cut-Throat 16:17:14 04/27/07 (1)
- Re: I am not talking IC's here.............................. - mg16 11:11:27 04/28/07 (0)
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