Abstract: A cable providing noise rejection in a wide frequency range. A cable has an inner section, an outer section and a jacket. The inner section may contain one or more core conductors that are surrounded by a common insulation, which is surrounded by a shield. The outer section contains one or more pairs of outer conductors that are positioned around the inner section. In each pair of outer conductors, the outer conductors are positioned 180° from each other. The outer conductors may be located parallel to the central axis of the inner section. In another embodiment of the present invention, the outer conductors spirally wind around the inner section while substantially maintaining their relative positions.

Abstract: A cable providing noise rejection in a wide frequency range. A cable has an inner section, an outer section and a jacket. The inner section may contain one or more core conductors that are surrounded by a common insulation, which is surrounded by a shield. The outer section contains one or more pairs of outer conductors that are positioned around the inner section. In each pair of outer conductors, the outer conductors are positioned 180° from each other. The outer conductors may be located parallel to the central axis of the inner section. In another embodiment of the present invention, the outer conductors spirally wind around the inner section while substantially maintaining their relative positions.

Abstract: An audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable has arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities.