[auee]

I have been reading about this type of cable and it seems that one of the most important features is for the power conductor to be fully isolated from the signal conductors. Has anyone found this to be true? If so, what cables are you using that have this feature?
 
Thanks to all. 

 

[goodolcheez]

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I have been reading about this type of cable and it seems that one of the most important features is for the power conductor to be fully isolated from the signal conductors. Has anyone found this to be true? If so, what cables are you using that have this feature?
 
Thanks to all. 

 
Wireworld cables have them separated, whether you go USB cables, interconnects, speaker cables, power cords.... And yes, separating the conductor for power and data will affect sound.  It also depends on the purity of the metal conductor, insulation material, and noise-rejection too...
 
 
ol'cheez

 

[starmouse]

A friend of mine has some of those Acoustic Revive USB cables, man were they good, but too rich for me sadly. I dont know what kind of fairy dust was going on, but they sounded mighty fine.
 

 

[auee]

I have read about the Acoustic Revive USB cables, but do not want to pay that much for a USB cable. Thanks for heads up. 

 

[fuzzyash]

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I have read about the Acoustic Revive USB cables, but do not want to pay that much for a USB cable. Thanks for heads up. 

price range?
 
kingrex makes one of those dual usb cables for $300-400 similar to the acoustic revive