"Lex" wrote in message
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ok, as I am going thru the process of building my system in my car, I have
ineviteably came to the point of chosing some interconnects for it. my
question is... which rejects noise better, twisted pair, or standard
sheiled
sheilded. or, more to the point.. do I really need to pay 60 bucks for
interconnects (i.e. 1 12 ft Stinger Expert series Interconnect, Street
wires
Zero noise series 12 ft, ect)
or are the 6.99 Radio Shack offerings just as good as far as sq/noise
rejection goes


I prefer the nicer cables just because there more rugged, thicker, and look
nicer for an install. They seem to stay connected much better than the super
cheap ones which may just come loose in a moving enviroment like a car. Just
avoid the 'twisted pair' rca cables. there a complete waist and dont provide
any shielding at all. even the cheap cables shield better than these pieces
of crap.