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In Reply to: Hey Tom posted by Robert Hamel on March 21, 2005 at 09:20:01:
"Was moving stuff around and low and behold if it hit the cable I could hear it through the woofer. Surprised the hell out of me."Any sound coming out of your speakers from hitting a microphone or phono cartridge cable is due to vibrations traveling throught the wire until they reach the cartridge or the microphone and being converted to an electrical signal by those transducers just the way the will convert any other vibration. It is not due to any electrical phenomenon in the wire. This assumes your connectors are solid and secure.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Hey Tom - Soundmind 09:43:00 03/21/05 (6)
- Explain the results of this simple experiment?? - Robert Hamel 16:09:23 03/21/05 (3)
- Phantom Mike? - clifff 01:23:21 03/22/05 (2)
- Won't Audioquest active-shielded cables behave the same way? - Atexanathome 17:10:58 05/06/05 (0)
- Thanks for trying it out - Robert Hamel 06:58:08 03/22/05 (0)
- Re: Hey Tom - Jacques 14:17:28 03/21/05 (1)
- Ahh ! - hitsware 16:49:52 03/21/05 (0)
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