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From: PH408014@brownvm.brown.edu (Tim Johnson)
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Subject: Re: Info-High-Audio-Digest #10.13
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Date: 30 Jan 91 13:43:31 GMT
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On this question of shielded cables, twisted pairs,
coax, etc....

Someone has suggested shielded twisted pair.
I think there was also mention of three conductor
coax, but it was dismissed for cost reasons.

Will one of you electrical engineers tell me
why this is a dumb idea: get some of that
standard tinned copper braid, slip it over
your coax interconnects, ground it.

This would seem to give you a shielded coax
at nominal cost.

What do y'all think?

                       -Tim