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Re: Hooly Dooly - Monster guitar cable [message #101309 is a reply to message #101305] Fri, 28 November 2008 06:52 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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I'm an EE and you're friend appears to be missing fundamentals. Cable capicitance
has a dramatic effect on what high frequencies get through among other parameters.
All wire is not the same. That's why for high quality video signals you
need high quality cable with low capicitance so the high frequencies don't
get lost.

There is no magic formula to cables but you do need good quality like canare,
mogami etc. I buy my cables from haveinc.com cuz they are cheap and top
quality canare.

If you hear differences then there are likely impedance mismatches or coloring
from a cable that can't handle the frequencies.

http://sound.westhost.com/cables-p3.htm

John


KerryGalloway <kerrygalloway@telus.net> wrote:
>> I once had a friend with a EE degree explain at great length
>> that wire is wire but my ears tell me different.
>
>Yeah, me too. But after yesterday I don't *care* what the specs say. We

>went into this as extreme skeptics, actually laughing as we plugged
>them back and forth - then we stopped laughing.
>
>> Since then I discovered
>> that the George L wire seems to sound just as good and is cheaper and
easier
>> to work with. You might want to give that a try too...
>>
>> Gantt
>
>Great tip! I think the next step right now is going to be getting the
>tech to give it his best shot and see where that goes.
>
>- K
>
 
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