Classic Instrument Series Classic UP SPOFC instrument cable
Materials The insulation used is foamed polyethylene (PEF). Polyethylene is a good insulation material for this type of signal due to its low dielectric constant and relative flexibility. Foaming, the blowing of air pockets into the polyethylene material, reduces the dielectric constant even further - to around 1.7 to 1.8. The use of this insulator ensures that capacitance figures are kept as low as possible and are also stable throughout the cable. In musical terms the low capacitance of the cable means that the high frequencies within the signal are transmitted efficiently and cleanly and do not bleed to the screen of the cable causing dull and lifeless signal transmission. The PEF insulated centre conductor is then oversheathed with a conductive thermoplastic tube and tightly lapped oxygen free copper screen to provide excellent screening and also negligible handling noise. The outer jacket is a soft flexible anti abrasion PVC/neoprene composite for the optimum balance between flexibility and durability in use. Please note when terminating this cable type that the black conductive thermoplastic layer beneath the lapped copper screen must be stripped back away from the prepared centre conductor. If the centre conductor touches this screen then a dead short will occur and no signal will be transferred. Applications• Ideal for guitar cables and other unbalanced instruments • Low capacitance means long lengths can be used with confidence • Low noise and high flexibility for on stage use • Can be used for high quality hi-fi interconnects |
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