Doug makes a good point. Two identical paralleled cables are equivalent in terms of resistance to a single cable that is three gauge sizes larger (e.g., paralleling two 12 gauge runs will be equivalent to 9 gauge).
Doing that would also cut inductance in half, which may be at least slightly beneficial in terms of upper treble extension.
Don't do this, however, with the few cables out there that have ultra-high capacitance, such as Goertz, or your amplifier may be VERY unhappy with the doubled capacitance.
Best,
-- Al
Doing that would also cut inductance in half, which may be at least slightly beneficial in terms of upper treble extension.
Don't do this, however, with the few cables out there that have ultra-high capacitance, such as Goertz, or your amplifier may be VERY unhappy with the doubled capacitance.
Best,
-- Al