I think this is the place to ask my question. There are many cable experts here that know way more than I could ever comprehend.I am afraid it will blow my brink but here we go.
I am running a balanced system. This question is for both speaker cables and interconnect as in balanced. Ribbon vs. Wire/Capacitance vs. Inductance is my question to be clear
Capacitance vs. Inductance.
Foil = higher capacitance. Wire = higher inductance.
I have used foil in crossovers and they were awesome.
I see that with foil interconnects they may overload a system causing uncontrolled oscillation.
What is the advantage and disadvantage or each. I need to find the more detailed explanation but this is the basic one:
http://www.vacuumstate.com/fileupload/Silver_I_Cs_finished_PR.pdf
I am looking very strongly at these speaker cables. Serious lack of skin effect:
https://silversmithaudio.com/fidelium-speaker-cable/
Enclosed is a photo of my last crossovers a built. Going through various wire, Cardas, DIY etc. I understand the sonic differences for sure. But I have never played with ribbon cables for interconnect or speakers.
Thanks.
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Topic - Foil vs. Wire - Capacatance vs. Inductance - Jimbocky 17:01:33 01/8/21 (2)
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