A low noise EEG probe wiring system that substantially eliminates noise picked up by the loop enclosed by the cables of the wiring system, electrostatic and magnetic noise, and noise due to triboelectric effects. The low noise EEG probe wiring system comprises a pair of coaxial cables each including a central connector, a graphite coated insulating layer positioned around the central conductor, a first braid shield positioned around the graphite coated insulating layer and along the length of the coaxial cable, and a first insulator layer positioned around the first braid shield and along the length of the coaxial cables. The coaxial cables are positioned in contact with each other along a first portion of the length of the cables; a second braid shield positioned around the pair of coaxial cables and along the first portion of the length of cables and around each one of the cables along the remaining portion of the length of the cables and being conected to the first braid shield; and a second insulator layer positioned around the second braid shield.
LOW NOISE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC PROBE WIRING SYSTEM