Truly amazed

[Jac Hawk]

Wrong type Barry, the OP Frank was on about the white cables with white plastic sleeving & silver soldered. It appears that they are not all the same, someone took some apart & discovered this

The type you are looking for if interested in getting the same as the OP is:- AD80300qn2M

Sorry mate ther ARE the same cables the blurb on the back of the pack says "99.9997% pcocc conductors anh high purity silver solder joints drastically reduce signal distortion for unrivalled audio clarity" i think they have just been playing with the cosmetics, it actually says as well that they are "Pure A/V Silver series interconnectors"

[Barry]

Sorry mate they ARE the same cables the blurb on the back of the pack says "99.9997% pcocc conductors and high purity silver solder joints drastically reduce signal distortion for unrivalled audio clarity" i think they have just been playing with the cosmetics, it actually says as well that they are "Pure A/V Silver series interconnectors"

See my post (#165)

Regards

[Reid Malenfant]

Mike, Anthony has taken apart both the White & Grey cables Anthony says they are different, as far as i know the White cables are quadruple screened & the Grey cables are double screened The White cables are semi balanced, meaning they are directional where as the Grey cables are just standard coaxial...

Therefore they are not the same

[Jac Hawk]

Mike, Anthony has taken apart both the White & Grey cables Anthony says they are different, as far as i know the White cables are quadruple screened & the Grey cables are double screened The White cables are semi balanced, meaning they are directional where as the Grey cables are just standard coaxial...

Therefore they are not the same

Strange then, why do my cables have direction arrows on them if they're not directional

[WAD62]

Pretty tricky, by all accounts. Read Anthony's experiences way back up there.

Ah...in which case I have single 2.4 M cable, oh well we'll see how it sounds anyway.

[Reid Malenfant]

Strange then, why do my cables have direction arrows on them if they're not directional

I bought a load of twin core screened cable from Maplin to make a load of balanced interconnects, this cable also has directional arrows on it & yet it doesn't even have connectors

Make your own mind up

[Welder]

"Mike, Anthony has taken apart both the White & Grey cables Anthony says they are different, as far as i know the White cables are quadruple screened & the Grey cables are double screened The White cables are semi balanced, meaning they are directional where as the Grey cables are just standard coaxial..."

Nope, wrong, try again
Ffs, how can this be so difficult.
1) every Belkin cable I've come accross has the cable details written on the jacket.
2)I've taken both types to bits and they are differnt but niether is coaxial.
3)Everything you could possibly want to know about these cables has been written in earlier posts.

[Reid Malenfant]

Look John, have you considered the possibility that there are more than one type of grey cable?

Nope, i see not

[Welder]

Yep, but not under the links originally posted.
See 1)

[Reid Malenfant]

Is your name Anthony? I didn't think so

It doesn't matter to an extent what you found John, as i say another forum member took a pair to bits & found different things to what you did on your grey cable - that's what i said earlier