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In Reply to: Re: your PVC vs Teflon queries posted by audiophile36@aol.com on April 17, 2004 at 13:42:23:
HDPE is typically High Density Poly Ethylene, not High Definition.BTW, the combination of silver and teflon requires a LOT of burn-in, until it fully settles in, it would have been on the bright side.
Jon Risch
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(HDPE IS TYPICALLY HIGH DENSITY POLY ETHYLENE,NOT HIGH DEFINITION POLY ETHYLENE)
John you are partly correct,HDPE is typically high density polyethylene,but I have a propriety version designed specifcally for my cables that I call HDPE*(High Definition PolyEthylene).Ernest Farley.
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