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Litz Wire

Advantages:

1. Low inductivity.

2. Coated strands don't corrode.

3. Embodiments tend to Have good conductor resistance and inductance to cable capacitance ratios.

Disadvantages:

1. Resonant or wooly sound in traditional configurations due to strand multiplicity and harmonic interaction.

Litz wire has been the standard for conductors since the time of Tesla. The principals of Litz are embodied in all the successful designs. Litz in recent years has been reduced to standard stranding patterns using magnet wire in place of bare copper. This works well in RF applications, but is too resonant for present-day audio standards.

Solid Round
Bare Stranded Wire
Multi-Gauge Stranded Wire
Litz Wire
Clear Tubular Litz
Parallel Multi Solid Core
Constant 'Q' Stranding (Golden Section)
Matched Propagation
Conclusion

 Matched Propagation Conductor

 History of Audio Cable

 Why Cardas?

 Low Eddy Copper

 Compression Die Forging (video)

 Cable Shielding, part 2 (video)

 Power Cables (video)

 Signal in an Audio Cable

 Cable Resonance (video)

 Cable Shielding (video)

 Current Through A Cable (video)

 Golden Ratio, Constant "Q" Stranding

 Golden Section Stereo Magic

 Cable Construction Guide

 Matched Propagation

 Speaker Cable Selection Guide

 The Reference Series

 Measuring Cable Resonance

 Do Measurements Matter?

 Cable Break-In

 Solder vs. Crimped

 Listening Room Dimensions

 Cable and Connector Longevity

 Room Setup

 Record Mastering, an interview with Stan Ricker Part I

 Record Mastering, an interview with Stan Ricker Part 2

 Record Mastering, an interview with Stan Ricker Part 3