Cable septic

mmporsche,

Is there such a club, or is it just your wishful thinking?

@mmporche - I looked up your speakers. Resonance city, zero time coherence. Forget about cables. Your speakers are too low res to matter.

After some experimenting, and end up upgrading my cables, power cables along the way, I can vouch 100% that cable matters. There is no uncertainty about it. Just bear in mind, (a) the more resolving yr system is, the more u will hear the difference. (b) cable range fm  say 10 dollars to 5 or 6 figure sum - so beware the pt of diminishing returns to maximise yr spend n get the cable that makes dollar sense vs yr system's total cost. I personally use transparent cable n SR cable. SR fuses are to my liking too. Rgds. 

All audiophile speakers, including Voxativ models, readily reveal cable changes. My findings in comparisons of full range speakers such as the Voxativ (I reviewed the PureAudioProject Trio15 Voxativ for Dagogo.com) is that it is easy to build a system in which they are more defined and have higher resolution than magnetic planar speakers, such as the Magnepan .7, which I also reviewed. Some full range speakers are so stunningly clean that they make magnetic planar sound muddy. 

Time coherence has zero relevancy to whether cable changes are heard. To suggest otherwise is a categorical mistake. 

Time coherence has zero relevancy to whether cable changes are heard. To suggest otherwise is a categorical mistake.

Changes will be heard, but since the speakers are incoherent, one cannot assess anything but their affect as tone controls.

In your review, you don't mention phase or resonance, yet every measurement extant of the Voxativ drivers show impedance discontinuities due to cone resonances. They may sound alive, but they are certainly not accurate.