High Frequency shielding
Tom - thanks for the informative and detailed posts.
Excellent advice:
"So, my point is that you are way better off using high quality unshielded cables. They do not connect noisy grounds from your digital gear directly to your expensive audio streamer. If you know how your gear is implemented you may find an advantage to using shielded cable .... "
Shielding and grounding high frequencies is complex, and if done without understanding it can create far more problems than it may solve.
https://www.bell-labs.com/our-resear...ations/224100/
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