Speaker wire... Diy?
Helix Cables are utter nonsense, as is the verbiage on the web page. The same current flows in all parts of a circuit. The -ve terminal may remain @ 0v relative to earth ground, but it is positive relative to the +ve terminal over ½ cycle and thus current is flowing out of the -ve terminal re conventional current. Electron flow is in the opposite direction. They will sound different, maybe better in some systems, but their 'science' is flawed. Good amplifier designers try to avoid additional inductance in the output stage. They are simply more inductance, a LOT more - maybe 2000x more than zip cord, in the -ve wire in a sort of transmission line geometry. Scroll down to Amplifier Output L and R in the middle of http://ielogical.com/Audio/CableSnakeOil.php and see what adding a few µH does. Image what 5mH will do!!! |
dave_b Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry and Life Sciences are my strong suit. Writing with an emphasis on grammar, rather than content, was never an obsession of mine. Recently, I’ve delved into Cosmology and Quantum Mechanics. Still looking for your breakthrough results to be published on the seminal work you’ve done regarding Entanglement and its application to remote audio diagnostics and restoration! >>>>>Why on Earth would I submit anything to a science community caught up in its own hubris and backwards thinking? Geez, the Chinese are way ahead of the US in quantum teleportation. Wake up and smell the coffee! ☕️ Keep dabbling, though, that seems to be your strong suit. |
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