Wave Theory

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3,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Making Waves with WaveTheory · EP14 What's the Most Important Part of Your Signal Chain? - And Other Related Topics · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

And it did.

But what really bowled me over was just how much more power was in the base.

And it's just like, things were lining up better.

The, you know, the waves in there, there was more coherence to the leading edge and,

So silver is naturally higher in capacitance than copper does.

Copper is.

So they're actually like silver is a better conductor overall than copper is.

But in the base frequencies, in the low frequencies, you get a little bit less attenuation from copper.

or at least a little less perceived attenuate.

There's less time shifting and all of that with copper in the lows, but less time shifting with silver in the highs.

So oftentimes when you, um, you, you buy a high end cable, it's usually some kind of a blend of copper and silver because they're trying to get the boat, the best of both worlds going on in, in the cable there.

Um,

Yeah, that gets really interesting because as I was just talking about how this stuff moves through the electromagnetic waves they move through, they propagate along wires at different speeds while that also is material dependent.

In terms of determining that speed.

Yes.

So that's why, you know, I'm sorry to the people who don't believe this.

But this is why silver and copper wires do sound different.

There is actual physical stuff going on that you're not going to measure on a frequency sweep graph.

Right.

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