Thank you all. I can find 28awg pure silver and make my own. It's just very tedious. I'm in the process of replacing power supply and signal wire in my various ss amps. I have an Acoustat TNT 200 presently being rebuilt by none other than Roy Esposito. When I acqiured this amp and removing the cover, I discovered 8awg cable. I also have a TNT 120 with the same construction. These amps are incredibly fast with a damping factor of 1000@1khz. So I decided to try this on a rebuilt Ampzilla with a damping factor of 150. To my delight, not only did this drastically increase damping factor, but every other sonic parameter as well(mind you with copper cable).
I've already made pure silver power supply and signal wire for a pair of LSR&D Superamp monos In the past with favorable result. However not with freeing up a bottle neck in mind. I replaced them with standard gauge. I now want to try it with the big guys on a number of different amps.
Not sure, but I think the wire I used to experiment with is finer than 28awg. I counted about 500 strands per lead? Many years ago I experimented with "Magnat Superflow" speaker wire that had over 1000 strands per lead in 8awg per lead cable. Results were astonishing. I've tried but can't find this cable anymore even though there are references to it on google.
I've already made pure silver power supply and signal wire for a pair of LSR&D Superamp monos In the past with favorable result. However not with freeing up a bottle neck in mind. I replaced them with standard gauge. I now want to try it with the big guys on a number of different amps.
Not sure, but I think the wire I used to experiment with is finer than 28awg. I counted about 500 strands per lead? Many years ago I experimented with "Magnat Superflow" speaker wire that had over 1000 strands per lead in 8awg per lead cable. Results were astonishing. I've tried but can't find this cable anymore even though there are references to it on google.