DonH56

Typo; looking at the original, should be 100 W at 50 Hz, if I read it rightly. Not at my computer right now but the rule for power is a...

Hi, @DonH56, Am I having a double-vision problem or is there a typo (or two) in the above statement? Appears to be a sound...

Correct, and I will add something that many people who haven't read the papers or book don't realize: these tests were...

Unless you have severe RF interference, shielded speaker cables are unlikely to do anything sonically, and increase the risk of...

The Radio Frequency Characteristic Impedance of a cable or connector only matters when: The length of the cable or connector is a...

What you and @SIY said and I want to third the statement in bold. It is not something worth considering for audio frequencies. RF...

This is extremely important if you want to pass microwave frequencies.:D

25 ohms!?!?!?! Have not heard that, but since there are so many different "flavors" of RCAs, who knows? The ones I have measured have...

Adding to the the discussion of ohm ratings for the various RGs, I recall when I was researching my DIY article on making your own...

RG58 is very similar to RG6 (or RG59) and is essentially equivalent for audio cables. RG6 is very commonly used for video cables, has...

Spotted one yesterday. It's the only one in that 3 1/2 hour flight that I didn't expect to see. Another that elicited some "I don't...

I hope for his sake that's a no ...

Well, it seems officially official now...

I finally write a quick script to analyze the horrible buzz tone. first, 3 jpg's And the script. Note, file names may mislead...

As will be explained in the 4th edition, it is not so simple. The audible flaws are non-minimum-phase (acoustical interference) problems...