I don't want a dipole antena in my cable, thank's David, so I am going=
to use "individually screened pair cables" with copper braided shielding a=
nd low capacitance.
And now I am going to chose possibly the Sommer sc-club series mkII cop=
per braided at Thomann 1.09=80 m, the cables must have 60 to 70 mts and neu=
trik plugs.Cheap cables is not a good idea.My hi-fi experience saids to me =
that long run line level rca cables for stereo makes a huge interference pr=
oblem so I have had to put a Jensen transformer, and now the 15 mts stereo =
cable is ok.
Jos=E9
--- In "Avocet" <> wrote:
>
> In April we discussed star quad and combining mic leads and this is
> part of my reply to a poster who picked up RF from a local
> transmitter.
>
> As soon as you feed two mic leads into one cable you are liable to set
> up a dipole with the shielding let alone the conductors which will
> then conduct down the star quad very effectively whatever the
> grounding arrangements.
>
> The risk with 6-core is cross-talk between channels which is less
> serious with stereo use, but if it is a critical job, individually
> screened pair cable is safer.
>
> David
>
> David Brinicombe
> North Devon, UK
> Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum - Ambrose Bierce
>
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