I work at a steel mill and just called our head metallurgist and asked him. He said that Rhodium is a very good conductor.
Maybe the more appropriate question is, when comparing a Porter Port which is unplated Copper against an Oyaide or other recepticle made with Rhodium, among other alloys, does the Rhodium outperform the Copper in terms of neutrality, or does it color the resulting signal like we all know that the Oyaide recepticles do.
Is the coloration a characteristic of Rhodium? Is it a characteristic of Copper? Or does the alloy matter?
Maybe the more appropriate question is, when comparing a Porter Port which is unplated Copper against an Oyaide or other recepticle made with Rhodium, among other alloys, does the Rhodium outperform the Copper in terms of neutrality, or does it color the resulting signal like we all know that the Oyaide recepticles do.
Is the coloration a characteristic of Rhodium? Is it a characteristic of Copper? Or does the alloy matter?