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A DSL circuit is no different than a regular phone circuit. It uses the same wires as a regular voice telephone line. The only difference is that at the phone company central office, the DSL circuit is connected to data networking equipment called a DSL Access Multiplexer (DSLAM) instead of to the standard telephone voice switches.
