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In Reply to: The resistance numbers for copper wire... posted by mlsstl on September 8, 2024 at 17:57:38:
About 45 years ago (around 1979), my friend Dr. Richard Greiner, an AES Fellow (now deceased), did a study of various cables for loudspeakers - capacitance, inductance, and resistance, at audio frequencies. He concluded that plain old 12 gauge stranded twisted pair copper worked just fine at audio frequencies. I don't remember if he did any measurements on the various types of copper wire (oxygen-free, etc.), and I don't know if he ever published the study. I've got it around here somewhere.
As importantly, does anyone here know of any similar science-based study which has been done since then? If so, I, for one, would very much like to read it!
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- RE: The resistance numbers for copper wire... - Inmate51 08:57:10 09/09/24 (5)
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- Years ago, Stereophile recommended Radio Shack 18ga twisted solid core wires. - alaskahiatt 11:20:29 09/09/24 (0)
- Not surprising - E-Stat 09:57:16 09/09/24 (0)
- RE: The resistance numbers for copper wire... - jimbill 09:44:15 09/09/24 (0)
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