Electrical signal conductor assembly

Claim 2

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel realtion thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; (3) said first conductor and said second conductor of said first cable and said first conductor and said second conductor of said second cable extending in a side-by-side relationship, and said first cable and said second cable extending in a side-by-side relationship so that all of said conductors are co-planer; and (4) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 3

The cable assembly of claim 1 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of each of said second conductors are twisted.

Claim 4

The conductor assembly of claim 2 wherein said bundles of each said second conductors are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 5

The cable assembly of claim 1 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 6

The cable assembly of claim 1 wherein said insulating material of said first and second cables is molded into an integral single unit including a plurality of sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first and second cables.

Claim 7

The cable assembly of claim 5 wherein said insulating material extending between said cables is of a relative small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable.

Claim 8

The cable assembly of claim 1 wherein the thickness of said last-mentioned insulating material is sufficient to permit said first and second cables to be bent to a position where they extend substantially perpendicular.

Claim 9

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires forming at least one bundle of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires forming another bundle of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires forming at least one bundle of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires forming another bundle of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 10

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires forming at least one bundle of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires forming another bundle of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires forming at least one bundle of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires forming another bundle of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 11

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a plurality of twisted wires.

Claim 12

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein each of said second conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires.

Claim 13

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 14

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein the diameters of the wires forming said first conductor of said first and second cables are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables.

Claim 15

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted.

Claim 16

The cable assembly of claim 13 wherein said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 17

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 18

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said insulating material of said first and second cables is molded into an integral single unit including a plurality of sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first and second cables.

Claim 19

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said insulating material extending between said cables is of a relative small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable.

Claim 20

The cable assembly of claim 8 further comprising a ridge formed on said insulating material extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 21

The cable assembly of claim 8 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against a wall perpendicular to said first wall.

Claim 22

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 23

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 24

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein each of said first conductors comprises a plurality of twisted wires.

Claim 25

The cable assembly of claim 28 wherein the diameters of the wires forming each of said first conductors are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of each of said second conductors.

Claim 26

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein said wires of each said bundles of each of said second conductors are twisted.

Claim 27

The conductor assembly of claim 31 wherein said bundles of each of said second conductors are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 28

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connected together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 29

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein said insulating material of said first and second cables is molded into an integral single unit including a plurality of sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first and second cables.

Claim 30

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein at least a portion of said insulating material extending between said cables is of a relative small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable.

Claim 31

The cable assembly of claim 25 further comprising a ridge formed on said insulating material extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 32

The cable assembly of claim 27 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against a wall perpendicular to said first wall.

Claim 33

The cable assembly of claim 20 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 34

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a plurality of twisted wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising and plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a plurality of twisted wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 35

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a plurality of twisted wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising and plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said first cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a plurality of twisted wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 36

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein each of said second conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires.

Claim 37

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 38

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein the diameters of the wires forming said first conductor of said first and second cables are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables.

Claim 39

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted.

Claim 40

The cable assembly of claim 35 wherein said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 41

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 42

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said insulating material of said first and second cables is molded into an integral single unit including a plurality of sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first and second cables.

Claim 43

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said insulating material extending between said cables is of a relative small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable.

Claim 44

The cable assembly of claim 31 further comprising a ridge formed on said insulating material extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 45

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against a wall perpendicular to said first wall.

Claim 46

The cable assembly of claim 31 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 47

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables; (a) at least a portion of said last-mentioned insulating material is of a relatively small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable; and (b) said last-mentioned insulating material including a ridge extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 48

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables; (a) at least a portion of said last-mentioned insulating material is of a relatively small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable; and (b) said last-mentioned insulating material including a ridge extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 49

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a plurality of twisted wires.

Claim 50

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein each of said second conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires.

Claim 51

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 52

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein the diameters of the wires forming said first conductor of said first and second cables are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables.

Claim 53

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted.

Claim 54

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 55

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 56

The cable assembly of claim 43 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against wall perpendicular to said first wall.

Claim 57

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables, at least a portion of said last-mentioned insulating material being of a relatively small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable so that said first and second cables can respectively lie flat against two perpendicular walls.

Claim 58

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insulating material molded into an integral single unit and including two sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising at least one wire; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insulating material said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables, at least a portion of said last-mentioned insulating material being of a relatively small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable so that said first and second cables can respectively lie flat against two perpendicular walls.

Claim 59

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a plurality of twisted wires.

Claim 60

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein each of said second conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires.

Claim 61

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein said first conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of wires.

Claim 62

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein the diameters of the wires forming said first conductor of said first and second cables are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables.

Claim 63

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted.

Claim 64

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 65

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 66

The cable assembly of claim 52 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against wall perpendicular to said first wall.

Claim 67

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a bundle of wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insualting material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a bundle of wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insualating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 68

A conductor assembly for transmitting an electrical signal between a power source and a load, said assembly comprising: (1) a first cable for carrying the positive portion of said signal, said first cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a bundle of wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said first cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said first cable; (d) an insualting material extending around said first and second conductors of said first cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said first cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said positive signal portion; (2) a second cable extending to the side of said first cable in a spaced parallel relationship for carrying the negative portion of said signal, said second cable comprising: (a) a first conductor comprising a bundle of wires; (b) a second conductor extending to the side of said first conductor in a spaced, parallel relation thereto and comprising a plurality of bundles of wires; (c) the diameters of at least one of said wires of said second cable being different from the diameter of at least one other of said wires of said second cable; (d) an insualating material extending around said first and second conductors of said second cable; (e) said first and second conductors of said second cable being adapted to separately carry different frequency components of said negative signal portion; and (3) an insulating material extending between said first and second cables.

Claim 69

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein each of said second conductor of said first and second cables comprises a bundle of relatively large diameter wires, a bundle of relatively small diameter wires, and a bundle of relatively intermediate diameter wires.

Claim 70

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein the diameters of the wires forming said first conductor of said first and second cables are the same size as the diameters of the wires forming one of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables.

Claim 71

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein said wires of each of said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted.

Claim 72

The cable assembly of claim 64 wherein said bundles of said second conductor of said first and second cables are twisted in a direction opposite the direction of twist of their respective wires.

Claim 73

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein the first and second conductors of said first cable are connectable together to together transfer said positive signal portion, and wherein the first and second conductors of said second cable are connectable together to together said negative signal portion.

Claim 74

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein said insulating material of said first and second cables is molded into an integral single unit including a plurality of sleeves respectively extending over said first and second conductors of said first and second cables.

Claim 75

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein at least a portion of said insulating material extending between said cables is of a relative small thickness to permit movement of said first cable relative to said second cable.

Claim 76

The cable assembly of claim 61 further comprising a ridge formed on said insulating material extending between said cables for receiving a nail to fasten said assembly to a wall.

Claim 77

The cable assembly of claim 61 wherein said first cable is adapted to lie flat against a first wall and said second cable is adapted to lie flat against a wall perpendicular to said first wall.