Re Goertz speaker cables, their combination of ultra low inductance and ultra high capacitance, together with the Zobel networks they often have to be used with to prevent potentially destructive amplifier oscillations that may otherwise result from the ultra high capacitance, will certainly make a difference compared to most other speaker cables. Whether that difference will be for the better or for the worse, though, will depend on various characteristics of the particular amplifier that is being used, such as how much feedback it uses, its output impedance, and its bandwidth, and also on the impedance characteristics of the particular speaker, especially the speaker’s impedance at high frequencies. Cable inductance becomes most significant at high frequencies since the impedance presented by an inductance is directly proportional to frequency.
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-- Al