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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Stat
    As LDB indicated, it would reduce resistance and is therefore desirable. It is almost as if you have a larger gauge wire. I've got some killer 6 gauge jumper cables that are stranded that do a far better job of transferring current than cheaper solid core models.

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    I have trouble getting the large clamps to stay on my binding posts without shorting. So you're saying there should be another parameter we should consider, resistance, capacitance, inductance and CRANKING AMPS?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bfalls
    I have trouble getting the large clamps to stay on my binding posts ... CRANKING AMPS?
    LOL!

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    In theory then, and other things being equal, 11 awg stranded would work better for audio than 11 awg solid core?

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    Quote Originally Posted by audio amateur
    In theory then, and other things being equal, 11 awg stranded would work better for audio than 11 awg solid core?
    It would most surely have lower resistance and would therefore be desirable. Usually, however, all things are not equal with the other two metrics and the level of shielding. And few tests consider the amplifier, the speaker and the cable as being part of a system. Certainly not "It all sounds the same provided the resistance is low enough" Roger Russell.

    Solid core is more commonly found with the center conductor of an interconnect.

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