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Bicoax II
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Data
| Resistance: |
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100 milliohms/m |
| Parallel capacity: |
81 picofarads/m |
| Series inductance: |
0,3 microhenries/m |
| Characteristic impedance: |
60 ohms |
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Still coaxial cables are the best technical solution for connecting two audio components featuring unsymmetrical inputs and outputs. The advantages are:
- Trouble-free signal transfer even over long distances.
- Favourable inductivity/capacity ratio.
- Unrivalled homogeneous electromagnetic and electrostatic field.
- High constancy of parameters at mechnical strain, meaning very stable electrical circumstances.
Bicoax offers even more:
- Bicoax uses the hollow conductor principle. Both the screen and the inner conductor run parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cable. Bicoax features an insulating core, because this allows to keep the skin effect as small as possible – without using a thin inner conductor which would be highly resistive, thus provoking sonic losings.
- Excellent dielectric makes for small capacity.
- Small shield resistance and moderate diameter ensure high interference resistance.
- Oxygen free copper (OFC) that has been treated with respect provides clear sound.
- Robust construction with high-grade PUR jacket.
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