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I saw this question time and again in various forms with generally the same answer while searching. That answer is that you can use any as another.
What I want to know is what the physical differences are. As in, if I were to take each type and cut them in half what would I see.
I saw one claim that all of them have coaxial wire in them. This simply must be bogus there is no way that the white/red ones are like that since they are far too thin. Generally so is the yellow one. Alot of times they actually all three are the same thickness even though the yellow is supposed to be more substantial than that.
Then there's component which should be more than that and digital coax and subwoofer cable which all appear to be the same thing. I know they can be used as such, I just want to know the physical - not electrical measurements - difference.
What I want to know is what the physical differences are. As in, if I were to take each type and cut them in half what would I see.
I saw one claim that all of them have coaxial wire in them. This simply must be bogus there is no way that the white/red ones are like that since they are far too thin. Generally so is the yellow one. Alot of times they actually all three are the same thickness even though the yellow is supposed to be more substantial than that.
Then there's component which should be more than that and digital coax and subwoofer cable which all appear to be the same thing. I know they can be used as such, I just want to know the physical - not electrical measurements - difference.