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For thoughts about cables generally and reviewing methodology, see Martin Colloms's essay "Colloms on Cables."

Ray Kimber founded his enterprise (footnote 1) in the late 1970s, and for the last half-century has withstood the ravages of this difficult market. He first got involved in cable technology while addressing the problems of induced interference in audio connections where high-power installation lighting was involved, especially early thyristor-controlled systems.

He found that standard braided shielding was effective with regards to induced…