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In Reply to: Silver wire and teflon tubing - oxidation posted by DrM on April 7, 2001 at 10:52:23:
If the silver wire you have is oxidizing that fast, it may be
sterling silver. This does not work well at all for audio
cables. You will need fine silver (99.95% pure) or higher
purity silver to sound good.To remove silver oxide, put boiling water in a glass tray
with aluminum foil in the bottom. Then add some baking soda,
about 1/2 cup to one quart water. Then immerse the silver.
The oxide will move from the silver wire to the aluminum
foil almost instantly.If you want a good interconnect kit, go to empiricalaudio.com
and look at theirs.
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