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    STOP confusing us with facts!

    Quote Originally Posted by mtrycraft
    Greenhill already demonstrated that some cables do sound different and it is not a mistery why.
    LOL! Oh, but Greenhill isn't scientific enough for PC Tower. Of course, that doesn't prevent PC and others from accusing of of saying that "all" cables sound the same, or even that "everything" sounds the same.

    Quote Originally Posted by mtrycraft
    MIT has no secret components. It is patented and stated. It is for RF not audio.

    I'd like to see the high frequency ringing from a teflon cable.

    Ribbon cables have very high capacitance and very low inductance. Some amps go into oscilation with high capacitance. That si not a wiare fault but an amp fault. Poor design as others can handle it.
    STOP confusing us with facts.

    Quote Originally Posted by mtrycraft
    So, the answer is rather simple, 12 ga to 16 ga.
    That's too easy! Not expensive enough!
    "Opposition brings concord. Out of discord comes the fairest harmony."
    ------Heraclitus of Ephesis (fl. 504-500 BC), trans. Wheelwright.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat D

    STOP confusing us with facts.

    Oh, no. Did I do that again? I'll stand in the corner for a time out
    mtrycrafts

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