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anyone see a noticeable difference when using twisted pair speaker wire as opposed to the regular stuff?
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i wouldn't think that there would be a noticable difference, since signal degridation in analog signals isn't that big of a problem.Justin96Bird / Justin98TransAm<p>1998 Navy Blue TransAm<p>Whisper Lid<br />free ram air<br />K&N Filter<br /><a href=\"http://www.hhbc.com/justin96bird/index.htm\" target=\"_blank\">DynoMouth Exhaust</a><p><a href=\"http://www.hhbc.com/justin96bird/index.htm\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.hhbc.com/justin96bird/index.htm</a> -
Do you mean twisted pair RCA's ? If so, yes, twisted pair RCA's are much better then double or triple shielded stuff. That is the first thing you should look for in RCA's ... twisted pair. Twisted pair speaker wire won't do anything but look nice! :DComment
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nope, talkin about the high end rockford and knukonceptz speaker wire thats twisted\'02 pewter bird<br />audio: alpine cda-7893, 2 sets of infinity kappa 63.5i 6.5\" 3-ways, mtx 10\" thunder 6000 in stealth box powered by a rockford 250a2<br />mods: dynomax superturbo, free ram air.Comment
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