<font color='#000000'>I just recently learned about capacitance being the key stat in looking at interconnects but I haven't really seen a number as to how much is allowable. I ask this question because I just went to river cable's website and notice that they list numbers from 40-90 pF/Foot for their products whereas a coaxial cable from RS has a capacitance of 17.3 pF/foot. Are there any other cable makers that are good enough to actually list the capacitance of their interconnects?</font>
