Andy registered grazer Joined May 7, 2006 Messages 322 Reaction score 0 Location London. Mar 4, 2007 #21 Oh dear Chris. Seems you've stolen my joke book!(check out the 'Zanash silver i/cs' thread).
zanash Joined Jun 20, 2003 Messages 3,826 Reaction score 2 Location Notts. Mar 5, 2007 #22 On a serious note...... Rhodium and palladium have been used .....can't say I've seen the others. The problem is cost and availability..... pure platinum must be the goal ......but currently I can afford to buy the material !
On a serious note...... Rhodium and palladium have been used .....can't say I've seen the others. The problem is cost and availability..... pure platinum must be the goal ......but currently I can afford to buy the material !
sq225917 Exposer of Foo Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 1,514 Reaction score 0 Mar 5, 2007 #23 pete can you explain why platinum is the goal. just because its one of the most expensive metals? its not as conductive as silver,
pete can you explain why platinum is the goal. just because its one of the most expensive metals? its not as conductive as silver,
zanash Joined Jun 20, 2003 Messages 3,826 Reaction score 2 Location Notts. Mar 5, 2007 #24 unfortunately the more expensive the metal/conductor the better it usually sounds.... this is not just my experience other more knowledgeable have remarked on this .
unfortunately the more expensive the metal/conductor the better it usually sounds.... this is not just my experience other more knowledgeable have remarked on this .
sq225917 Exposer of Foo Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 1,514 Reaction score 0 Mar 5, 2007 #25 and those more knowledgeable being purveyors of ultra expensive wire no doubt.
S Snoo Joined Sep 8, 2003 Messages 240 Reaction score 1 Location Bristol Mar 5, 2007 #26 Does the small electrical charge created between 2 disimilar metals ever matter in anyones opinion?