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John Woodgate wrote > >> >Slightly differently, I have learned to use only proper brand > >> >Sellotape for insulating (ahem) audio connections. El Cheapo no-brand > >> >tapes produce audio interference. > >> How do they do that? > >Resistance/capacitance between the conductors presumably. Perhaps > >'interference' was the wrong word; it's more muddying and distortion. > >Like lump loading of a transmission line gone wrong. > Have you just twisted the wires together before applying El-Cheapo? Yes. (hangs head in shame) > And was the onset of muddiness delayed for a while? Possibly; it's been a while since I did a lot of audio wiring. And I can afford choccie-block now. > If so, it's acid from the tape corroding the wires. Ah. So Sellotape is less acidic. Owain
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