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  • seabeerob213
    seabeerob213 Posts: 1,840
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    Thanks for the awesome cables
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  • leftwinger57
    leftwinger57 Posts: 2,917
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    I also bought BJC at 1mt. I forgot how much they were but if I could afford it so can you. I originally went w/ Frank's Signal Cable and either because of a defect or my heavy handness an end fell off in my hand. It was way to late to complain so I went the Blue Jean route. I will say their ends are large and are compression fit w/ no heat shrink sleeve. I think they were $31.50 +shipping. The top pair in the paste.

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  • jeremymarcinko
    jeremymarcinko Posts: 3,785
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    Great inexpensive cables here. http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-AUDIORCA6-Premium-Stereo-Audio/dp/B00027BVKE

    Don't judge this one based on price. It's a simple flexible directionally shielded cable, that sounds fantastic. I actually prefer it now to my lc1's. Gonna be ordering more :)
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  • Speedskater
    Speedskater Posts: 495
    edited December 2015
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    A non-directional coax is a better plan.
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  • msg
    msg Posts: 9,515
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    How so? Does that mean the shielding is terminated on both ends?
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  • tonyb
    tonyb Posts: 32,909
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    Speedskater wrote: »
    A non-directional coax is a better plan.

    Not necessarily, too many variables to make that call. I wouldn't shy away from either design. It's the sound that matters, and how nice it plays with your associated gear.
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  • helipilotdoug
    helipilotdoug Posts: 1,229
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    msg wrote: »
    How so? Does that mean the shielding is terminated on both ends?

    With coax the shield has to be connected on both ends. The shield on coax is the negative conductor.

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  • msg
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    Ohhh, coax. Duh, I was thinking IC. What is the reason again for terminating IC shielding on one side only?
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  • Speedskater
    Speedskater Posts: 495
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    It's an idea borrowed from balanced interconnects. Under some circumstances the shield is only connected at the send end (with maybe a hybrid connection at the receive end).

    Now in short (less than 3 meter/10foot) RCA unbalanced interconnects it won't matter. But in long interconnects a good coax may have up to 20 dB less background noise.
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