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Originally Posted by kentamcolin
very well shielded
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PS Audio Statements are triple shielded. I don't know how they compare to grover cables regarding shielding as the grover site has no information whatsoever about their products make up. It's all secret and ultra-hush-hush.
Both cables are of the smooth school with the PS a little cheaper.
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web site
"The first shield is a unique material known as conductive PVC. A small amount of controlled conductive material (carbon) is added in an exotic blend to a simple plastic insulating material known as PVC.
This shield has the unique characteristic of distributing outside interference along the length of it and converting the energy into heat – thereby dissipating the unwanted energy.
The second shield is a double sided aluminum foil that is particularly effective in reducing higher frequency interference like cell phones and television signals.
The conductive PVC shield and the aluminum foil shield are tied together at the source end of the cable and un-terminated at the output of the cable. This classic shielding technique is quite effective in routing unwanted noise and energy to ground without passing it to the next piece of equipment.
Low absorption dielectric
Between the 65 strands of silver plated OFC copper and the 144 strands of OFC outer conductor/shield is the insulating dielectric material. To keep the hot and neutral electrical isolated, we turned to one of the best dielectric insulators in the cable business, PE foam. An exotic method of foaming Polyethylene into a material that is suitable for this purpose, the dielectric constant of the cable’s construction is near perfect."