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27th October 2004, 10:48 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: New York
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Litz Braiding Power wires inside chasis...
Has anyone used the Litz Braid technique for the rectifier to chip wire runs inside a Gainclone or other amp project?
Instead of using 18ga wires Litz Braid a few strands of 22ga instead. Wouldn't/Shouldn't this provide less resistance for the power and thus a "cleaner" (ground) signal as well? I'm still relatively new to all of this, so if I'm thinking the opposite of what's accurate, please let me know. 
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