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Now do it to the cable that runs from your consumer unit (fuse box) to the wall socket and prepare to be amazed!

Ordinary AC cable has some (not all, but some) of the properties of balanced audio signal cable. Basically, AC's current carrying wires are a twisted pair which in turn has an outer conductive shield around the pair. The twists would tend to cancel out magnetic field leakage, and the conductive shield stops electrostatic leakage from getting out. Less noise getting into the "air" and in turn into the audio equipment.

Of course you gotta get the low oxygen copper and cyro'd aluminium jacket AC.... [Linked Image]

[This message has been edited by wa2ise (edited 11-30-2006).]