Sakura Systems OTA Cable Kit

Yes,I noticed that! Something like $800 for a 8ft. pair for their speaker cables if I remember correctly.

I did see that Yoshi was using OTA in the Konus speakers from 6moons photo's which are selling for $3300 and Carolina has a similar set of wires.

What is the new wire's diameters I wonder. I'll look at the previous posts. I wonder also weather they are using Cryo.

The kit saved me alot and enhanced the performance of my speakers using it as internal wiring. I am working on Silver wire now (Plated and Pure) for Bi-Wiring and will use the rest of the OTA for the Internal wiring of my 2-ways after I have it Cryo'd. When I am done I shall have all my speakers used for my Stereo\HT systen wired with OTA .Speakers will be matched with the same Caps\Inductors\Resistors and Wires. It shall be a 7.1 HT speaker system. The last project shall be a matching sub which I will build myself.

Later!

A cheaper alternative to OTA for a lesser price. I am breaking the wire in right now.

You can write me and I will discuss what I found.

In researching Pigment used in Cables I ran accross this. Is this stating that the fact of what pigment you use will make a difference in the way the wire will pass a signal?

"In thin coating applications, such as insulation coatings on copper telecommunication wire, the combined requirements of low coating thickness, high pigment loadings and high extrusion line speeds, demand excellence in pigment dispersibility for successful processing. The table below lists the main products for this application showing both good dispersability and good coloring value."

http://cibasc.com/VIEW.ASP?ID=3541

Abex: the table you proffer seems to be addressing cost efficiency in the manufacturing of pigmented cable and nothing to do with sound. Did I miss something again?

I'm no engineer so forgive the stupid questions - but what is 'pigment dispersibility?' (I can imagine what it is, but i don't think 'dispersibility' is even a word, is it?...maybe.) leaving UV light out of the equation, unless the pigment is leaching INTO (as opposed to around) the wire why would color matter? if it is leaching into the copper atoms, where is the evidence of that and if it exists where is the evidence that it alters the conductance of the wire? or that one color leaching into copper is better or worse than the next? and after all that, why not just use an inert coating?

Call me stupid but I don't understand.

just thought i'd ask.

- actually, don't call me 'stupid;' I'm a crier.

Kub I really did not get what they were trying to address in the table or lit. I was just trying to findout what those who know the technicals had to say about it. Light and pigment color would have no bearing on how a cable reacts I would think.

In a post above someone had alluded to the fact that the Blue Pigment used in the OTA wire had no bearing as to how the cable reacts. I would have to concur with that.

"Dispersibility"! Well you'd have to ask a rhodes scholar about that one. I did not do well in english. Bill Clinton might be able to help,but at a cost. I do not even see a dictionary hanging around.

Found it!Old and yellowing from lack of use,but your right.Webster only shows Disperse-Dipersal and Dispertion as words.Wonder how much that guy got paid for writing that up!Hope I do not ask him for help putting up my website.

Stupidity,I would look up the meaning and it's opposite which is astute ,intelligent,keen. I did not even pick up on the Stupidity of the writer using "Disperse" in such an odd manner. Should be fired!