Maxbertola
pfm Member
Things get complicated.
I now have two runs of Chord Campana. It's a thin (2 x 1 mm2, or 1.5 mm2 max) cable with little or no spacing between the two conductors. Like a zip cord, but with a harder jacket (polyethylene I think, not PVC).
I had it, I use it. But I understand it's not the 4 mm2 of the NAC A5.
Having used it with my NAP140, I have a feeling it 'brightened' it up a bit, but it could be self suggestion. Having a bigger cord - like the NAC A5 - will put things in order from an electrical standpoint but I also wish to tidy things up in the process. I no longer use my living room as an audio dealer's showroom. Cables mustn't be seen nor heard.
So, black ones. I have to run them neatly along and against the skirting, and treat them the same way I'd do with any other appliance cabling.
If I have to consider what Robert has just written, I don't trust the Chord Campana to be linear, so another one seems mandatory. I may end up buying new NAC A5, much as I'd do with any other accessory for the house.
Thanks for all the useful informations,
M.
I now have two runs of Chord Campana. It's a thin (2 x 1 mm2, or 1.5 mm2 max) cable with little or no spacing between the two conductors. Like a zip cord, but with a harder jacket (polyethylene I think, not PVC).
I had it, I use it. But I understand it's not the 4 mm2 of the NAC A5.
Having used it with my NAP140, I have a feeling it 'brightened' it up a bit, but it could be self suggestion. Having a bigger cord - like the NAC A5 - will put things in order from an electrical standpoint but I also wish to tidy things up in the process. I no longer use my living room as an audio dealer's showroom. Cables mustn't be seen nor heard.
So, black ones. I have to run them neatly along and against the skirting, and treat them the same way I'd do with any other appliance cabling.
If I have to consider what Robert has just written, I don't trust the Chord Campana to be linear, so another one seems mandatory. I may end up buying new NAC A5, much as I'd do with any other accessory for the house.
Thanks for all the useful informations,
M.
