On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 17:31:43 +0100, Eeyore wrote:

Jim Lesurf wrote:

Hi,

I've just put up a new webpage that provides some measurements on the
properties of a variety of loudspeaker cables. The page is at

http://www.audiomisc.co.uk/HFN/Cables3/TakeTheLead.html

It is an expanded version of the article published in 'Hi Fi News' a
few months ago.

What IDIOT thinks the reactance at 30 MEGAHERTZ has any influence on the
listening experience.

And since when ( Fig 1 for example ) do you run a cable open or shorted
as a valid test ?

WHAT A COMPLETE HEAP OF MINDLESS JUNK !

You should be ashamed of yourself and run some REAL models.



I'm unsure about drawing any conclusions from graphs that start at 5x the
accepted maximum audible frequency. I hope Jim has included tests on VHF
coax as speaker leads too - it makes as much sense to me... ;-)

*If* your amp has much output above 100kHz then it is faulty and needs
looking at - seriously. It isn't allowed to be a radio transmitter by law
and 148kHz upwards interferes with the LW band!

:-)



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