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Loudspeaker cables are transporting very high levels. In an ideal situation we want to have the lowest possible resistance between amplifier and speaker. In order to get closest to this figure, one should accommodate as much copper to the connector as possible to minimize the energy loss and the possible change of the sound performance of your system. Using a cable with a too small diameter can result the copper to transport the energy to its saturation, which will first decrease the level of high frequencies (cable gets warm or even hot) and affect your sound level and quality. Gotham currently offers two different speaker cable types which can be combined as single line, stereo line or Biphase lines and/or put together for lower resistance. All Gotham speaker cables are protected with ultra strong oil, heat and cold resistant polyurethan (PUR) jacket. The double layer copper strands for the outside line are built to keep a good flexibility and the stronger stranding of the center conductor (line) will keep the unwanted memory (bendings) to the minimum.
1 Jacket PUR, ø 0.27 in, blue (dark)
2 Separation PVC, ø 0.24 in, white
3 Conductor 1A Bare copper wires (2.50 AWG), 100% coverage
4 Conductor 1B Bare copper wires (2.50 AWG), 100% coverage
5 Insulation PVC, ø 0.16 in, red
6 Conductor Stranded bare copper wires, 50x30 AWG (13 AWG)
Center conductor resistance < 2.3 Ohm /1000 ft
Shielding resistance < 2.4 Ohm /1000 ft
Capacitance cond /cond < 32 nF /1000 ft
Test voltage cond /cond 800 V eff.
Insulation resistance cond /shield > 61 MOhm /1000 ft
Temperature range (flex) - 5° to +50° C
Temperature range (fix) -30° to +70° C