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    Whoa whoa whoa.
    You are trying to say a cable that is made of better conductive material with little or no imperfections is going to perform the same as a cable with higher resistance and worse conductivity (not to mention probably crappy termination at connections,) I wouldnt bet the farm on that....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sport91 View Post
    Whoa whoa whoa.
    You are trying to say a cable that is made of better conductive material with little or no imperfections is going to perform the same as a cable with higher resistance and worse conductivity (not to mention probably crappy termination at connections,) I wouldnt bet the farm on that....
    I have installed plenty of systems with $100+ sets of RCAs and more systems with the regular, run of the mill $30 base mobile RCA cables on the same components and have never heard a difference. Of course I have the expensive stuff in my truck because I employee purchased them for a small fraction of what they cost anyone else. FYI even the cheaper mobile RCAs are copper wire with gold plated terminals and actually have thicker wiring than some of the more expensive ones. Twisting wires doesn't make that much difference, sorry, you got jipped.
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