I don't think it will. might be interesting to find out, but I have enough cheap

meters, don't need another one.

 

if you have 50 feet or more of cable you want to test you can drive it

with a square wave 20khz or more, put a scope at the other end, put

a pot at that end, and adjust for best looking wave. Then measure

the value of the pot

I don't have an oscilloscope. 

 

Thank you for pointing out that approach. 

 

This video may be useful:

 

Is there a market for this style cable?  I bought a set of prosinked cables from eric343 years ago, and would love to revive them if they're as fantastic as Dr. Gilmore says.  Thoughts?