Thanks Shadorne, I've read stuff like that basically and on this page in particular, Fig 11 shows no more than a 0.025 dB drop at 25 kHz for the largest spacing of that particular example. Fig 13 shows with the largest wire a difference of around 0.01 dB for increasing the wire spacing from 9mm to 12mm. And figure 14 shows a differnce of 50 nanoseconds (0.000000005 seconds). Further it comments that "
In practice it is questionable whether delays of the magnitudes shown would ever be audible.
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Now, as an example, Nordost Tyr has 26 conductors of 22awg for a total of approx 8 awg wire. Jena has some of variation on this type of geometry as well in separate + and - runs. Not sure what's inside separate Purist audio runs but wonder what if any advantage or disadvantage using separate + and - is apparent or even perceptible.
Now, as an example, Nordost Tyr has 26 conductors of 22awg for a total of approx 8 awg wire. Jena has some of variation on this type of geometry as well in separate + and - runs. Not sure what's inside separate Purist audio runs but wonder what if any advantage or disadvantage using separate + and - is apparent or even perceptible.