First off, I'm not a believer in exotic cables or that cables, when done appropriately, make a difference.
So my qusstion is - for a headphone extension cable (1/4" female to 1/4" male, stereo), maybe 15 ft, what type of cable is appropriate: mini coax, twisted pair, straight wire?
Obviously on the twisted pair and coax, I'd tie 2 conductors together
So my qusstion is - for a headphone extension cable (1/4" female to 1/4" male, stereo), maybe 15 ft, what type of cable is appropriate: mini coax, twisted pair, straight wire?
Obviously on the twisted pair and coax, I'd tie 2 conductors together
I can't think of a good reason to use anything but an ordinary stranded three-conductor cable of at least 24~22 AWG. Flexibility and fatigue life would be the dominant concerns.
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