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In Reply to: Re: oops posted by preamp on September 17, 2001 at 03:16:15:
Most speaker cables are unshielded by design. The amplified signal is large enough such that it's electromagnetic interaction with a shield is not so insignificant, unlike a line level signal.The same reasoning for distancing the cable from the carpet applies to the shield. The shield is a conductor that can hold a charge. The charge will cause EM interactions which can modulate the signal in the cable. That's not good. It means it's changing your music.
This, of course, is a very simplified explanation.
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