Shielded vs. Twisted solid core for single ended amp inputs?
Hello,
I am trundling right along with my Neurochrome LM3886DR amp build, and I am at the point where I need to start wiring things together.
(red and black wires sort of mock up the input signal path)

What is the prefered method of wiring single ended inputs to an amplifier board?
The two options are, Mogami 2330 shielded microphone cable or plain 'ole twisted solid core 22g wire.

Shielded is a little more difficult to wire up, but is "supposed" to be better. (don't be too critical of the ends on the wire in the photo, I was just playing around, I know the ferrule should be pushed up to the insulator of the centre wire)
Twisted 22g solid core wire is super easy to deal with for soldering and "stays put" when bent where it needs to go.
Like most things I do, I am sure I am overthinking this, and either solution would be fine as I have seen both examples used. I am also pretty sure I would not hear a difference, but I would like to use "best practice" even if I won't notice the difference.
Thoughts on one vs. the other?
(I did lots of reading on this forum about this topic as well as general Google searched and I am still on the fence)
Thank you,
David.
I am trundling right along with my Neurochrome LM3886DR amp build, and I am at the point where I need to start wiring things together.
(red and black wires sort of mock up the input signal path)

What is the prefered method of wiring single ended inputs to an amplifier board?
The two options are, Mogami 2330 shielded microphone cable or plain 'ole twisted solid core 22g wire.

Shielded is a little more difficult to wire up, but is "supposed" to be better. (don't be too critical of the ends on the wire in the photo, I was just playing around, I know the ferrule should be pushed up to the insulator of the centre wire)
Twisted 22g solid core wire is super easy to deal with for soldering and "stays put" when bent where it needs to go.
Like most things I do, I am sure I am overthinking this, and either solution would be fine as I have seen both examples used. I am also pretty sure I would not hear a difference, but I would like to use "best practice" even if I won't notice the difference.
Thoughts on one vs. the other?
(I did lots of reading on this forum about this topic as well as general Google searched and I am still on the fence)
Thank you,
David.