Old Thin-Net Cables As Audio Cables

[danial stocks]

Yep,
the RF cables require MUCH better shielding than audio cables, these should 
work fine electrically for signal leads, physical properties like 
flexibility etc?? you choose if you like it..  as far as spke leads go, 
ultimately the resistance in the cable thus conductor size will be the 
limiting factor.. dont matter what shape it is, thin wire wont transfer 
large power to your speakers without losing some..
Cheers,
Dan
>
>Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
> >
> > I have a pile, like 10 or 12, of the coax cables for thin-net,
> > you know, the crappy BNC network system that seems to get
> > wierd for no reason.  I have completely expunged my network
> > at home of these in preference for twisted pair cables.  So
> > now I have alot of cable.  What do you all think of using this
> > cable with 1/4 plugs as audio cable?  I know these cables are
> > solid conductor and won't take alot of bending, but for
> > more or less permanent hookups, such as from rack mounted
> > sound modules into my mixer?  I would think they would give
> > a fairly low resistance connection.  Heck, even as speaker
> > cables.  Anyway, it's a shame that they just sit here.
> >
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