OvenMaster said:Even cables of identical length can sound different if they're different "RG" types. At higher frequencies, for instance, RG-58 or RG-59 will have higher attenuation than RG-6. That's a generalization, to be sure, but fairly accurate.
Tom
Markw said:I use that as the main feed to my splitter, a run of about 40 feet, at which point it's converted to 75 ohm coax for distribution in the house.
Punker X said:Tuners are 75 ohm as is RG59 and RG6.
Now if you have a longer run then RG6 will have less loss than the RG59.
X