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In Reply to: Good hookup wire for a phono posted by Pauly on August 25, 2005 at 04:30:46:
why shielded? If your arm tube is metallic, I don't figure why you need a shielded cable.
Instead, just twist separately 2 pairs of AWG#30 or #28 teflon or extruded ETFE electrolytic silver plated annealed copper wire.
You can use good quality wire-wrap, see references below. It's advantage is, once twisted, will stay in this position without creating a torque to untwist it.
US military references are:
M16878/6-BBA
M16878/13-BDA
Ask any soldier (wash out dried blood)
My supplier: axon'cables, see URL. Unhappily, it's sold in 250m bobbins at 100 euros. Needs a long arm.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Good hookup wire for a phono - Jacques 11:56:12 08/25/05 (3)
- I got better choice. - cheap-Jack 06:50:59 08/30/05 (0)
- Erm ... inside a tube phono amp - Pauly 14:57:09 08/25/05 (1)
- I have used sucessfully in tubed components ... - garth 07:48:26 09/27/05 (0)
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