Cable identification

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Re: Cable identification

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Looks to be LS5
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We are all guessing. Really the only way is to find your order or to take the heat sink off and count the cables. Then replace it.

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Re: Cable identification

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Tricky telling NVA speaker cables apart.

I know that this is LS5:

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and this is LS6:

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But, as DQ says, the only way to really find out is open them up and count the cores.

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