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Too busy enjoying the sound of ( almost ) real music to think about killing you !
did you check out the link with my anticable mod - for me, it help quite a bit. ( perhaps my modded anticables are better than ur new find ... )but I look forward to hearing your latest discovery .. cheers mike |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Somerset, SW England
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Where can we read more about the so-called Anticable?
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Somerset, SW England
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How about their web site ?
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Thanks. I thought you were discussing a DIY cable project.
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DIY version would be very easy
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You just need to source some enamelled copper wire, about 12 gauge,
cut to length, scrape off some insulation each end, connect plugs if u like plugs and that's about it. I am busy with other DIY stuff so I opted to buy these leads. cheers mike |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Somerset, SW England
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Mike - do you still have your CAT5 cables handy? I am using the Anticables in parallel with my CAT5 cables! It is definietely improved.
Still haven't had a chance to get some pipe yet.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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Will you slow down NUUK. I have just tried out the mag wire "anti-cable" Cant even get it burnt in and you are giving me even more options.
Initial impressions of the Mag are certainly good. I replaced a bi wire line of Cabletalk3 and Monster godnoswhat that had sounded good on my Electra amp but not too great on the "clone". I cant make my mind up on the bass it is detailed, but not sure whether it goes as low. The balance is way better, but then I expected having identical runs to the tweeter and woofers would do that. I still have some experimenting to do. I had considered twisting the pairs of mag wire together, as much as anything to make things neat. Should I? Blair |
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