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In Reply to: Re: "probes for oscilloscopes that work at rf" posted by lipmanl@hotmail.com on October 30, 2006 at 17:50:37:
Audio cables have RF properties that can be controlled to reduce their influence on the sound. IME, the sound is better if the RF issues are reduced without introducing other problems. However, your proposal will result in uncontrolled RF problems, for basic reasons already explained.You seem to have misunderstood John Curl's reply. He is talking about a DC bias on the cable's dielectric, not a driven guard scheme.
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- No. My position is that "synergy" is a euphemism for ignorance. - Al Sekela 12:52:14 10/31/06 (2)
- Issues with dc bias on dielectric...and junctions - lipmanl@hotmail.com 13:31:00 10/31/06 (1)
- So then a copper wire must be entirely free of corrosion - Al Sekela 21:09:39 11/01/06 (0)
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