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New Xotic All-Brass™ Cables are here! But why use brass plugs over steel plugs?
Traditionally in the audio world, manufacturers have used brass for audio plugs because of its malleable and sonically pleasing properties. For the past 15 years guitar cable manufactures started making audio plugs out of steel and artists have taken that to be the norm for patch cables. As brass becomes more expensive companies have stopped using brass because of the increase in cost - however brass is still the best metal for connection plugs.
Brass sounds better. Why? First, steel plugs create a “hump” around the 2-3k area - brass plugs have a more linear response. Second, steel (when played long enough) tends to magnetize over time which causes audio deterioratiron - nickel plated brass will not. Finally, most companies use steel which is very hard - brass is softer and more malleable which creates less wear and tear on your pedal and slides in and out with ease.
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They seem to be claiming that steel,iin reasonably solid lumps, has inductive properties sufficient to create audible changes.
That's definitely utter nonsense.
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