SACD Cables vs. Standard RCA Cables

[markw]

3000 GHz? Coax is usually tested and marked for the highest frequency, usually 3GHz.

FWIW, microwaves, which extend "only" up to 30 ghz, require waveguide to pass from one location to another. It ain't being passed through no steenkeeng coaxial cable. And they require a klystron tube to amplify them.

I worked with this crap when I was in the AF. Power klystrons are right out of a science fiction movie...

3000 ghz, or 3 terahertz, is a totally different animal.

 

[Seth=L]

The video cable only carries a limited frequency response, inorder to achieve the low frequencies that a sub is capable of. A regular rca cable will produce all the low frequencies that the sub is cable of.(have already tried a video cable the rca in comparison is like night and day).

LOL, what is this?

Also, Mark said "animal".

 

[pzaur]

This thread is ancient.

-pat

 

[Alex2507]

Boy, you get your Hertz a little mixed up around here and they swoop down on you through time portals ... sheesh!

 

[highfigh]

You might want to reword what you're trying to say because if you're saying what I think you saying, you're dead wrong.

Unless video cable had some kind of problem.

 

[markw]

I'm wonderin'...

Unless video cable had some kind of problem.

...if ie wasn't a one-post wonder just looking or a little action.

Well, he succeeded.

 

[mtrycrafts]

This thread is ancient.

-pat

It was. Not anymore.

 

[pzaur]

Should we all start doing the "Time Warp" dance from Rocky Horror Picture Show?

-pat

 

[adwilk]

Bump .