Who says cables don't make a difference?
roberttdid Cleeds, Perhaps if some people, in the absence of being able to make and communicate a reasonable argument, just stepped back from their keyboard as opposed to resorting to insults that add nothing to the conversation, then yes. Till then .... I won’t apologize for defending myself. >>>>>So, besides begin a pseudo scientist you’re also a hypocrite? Makes sense, most of them are. |
@roberttdid Well, 10k is already a pretty low input impedance for a power amp, less than that, rather unusual... correct me if I'm wrong. It is my understanding that with VERY low capacitance pre-to-amp interconnects, which the HPC is, and and an equally low amp-input-impedance, a resonance circuit (Schwingkreis) can be created, in the process may destroy the amp. Any experts might chip in with further detail by all means. Michélle 🇿🇦 |
Considering people use short cables, as short as 1ft to connect pre-amps and power amps which would have very low capacitance, no, oscillation would not be an issue, and would not be a factor of low capacitance, and the output of the preamp is low impedance so would dampen oscillations. My point is it sounds like either a made up spec or one not based on sound reasoning. Many of these cables guys don't have a whole lot of knowledge w.r.t. electronics. |
It is my understanding that with VERY low capacitance pre-to-amp interconnects, which the HPC is, and and an equally low amp-input-impedance, a resonance circuit I might be wrong but I think this is only important (capacitance of cable) between a turntable and associated phono cartridge and your preamp. |
