Hola. I had read that the capacitance is dependable of the skin that the wire is covered. Teflon is the way to go. Teflon skin offers the less capacitance available. Inductance is dependable of how close the two wires are. If thy are twisted together, you can reduce it dramatically. If you can not twist them together, then separate them at least 1/2 an inch. This will reduce the inductance. And a heavy gauge cable has less resistance than a thin gauge cable. Use No. 12. On the other hand, ML electrostatics love silver. Heavy coated silver over copper, like the T-14 made by DH Labs, is a very inexpensive speaker cable, and works very well with hybrid speakers.
Also inside of the cable cover, you have a plastic strip to damp the cable vibration. You could use two cables, soldered together and bring the T-14 to No. 12 gauge. You can buy it used for good price. Use same size of course to put them together. Its very clean, with very good dynamics with the silver resolution. We all know that the electrons on a speaker cable travels more at the outside of the cable. That´s the reason the DH Labs are using heavy silver coated over copper, to bring out the benefits of the silver, without braking your wallet. Its not the best speaker cable, but for what you paid, and what you get, your ears will tell.
Happy listening!
