Digital interconnect for analog. Is 110 ohms too much for analog cable?

According to aes.org,  coaxial digital connectors are 75 ohm and "twisted pair" digital cables are 110 ohms.   You will find an AES/EBU connector (XLR) on 110 ohm cables .  Impedance and bandwidth are not the same .   I think you were given bad advice.,   Any quality RCA cable should be fine.  

No I meant 110 Ohms.  Is this wider bandwidth a bad idea for the analog signal or a good idea.

Surprising that very few people know the answer to this.  A larger gauge analog connector seems like it might be a good idea.  Power cords a good using a larger cage so why not analog cables?

You could name the amps, it might help work out what you’re on about. Imagine posts in other threads you might have made haven’t been read by everyone reading this one.

I believe 110 ohm is AES/ EBU balanced digital.   He probably meant 75 ohm analog RCA

Bad like rad.