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@geoffkait
I was waiting for you to chime in!
>>>>>I was waiting for your reaction.
1. Unplugging a cable destroys the delicate electrical/mechanical connection that took a long time to establish. So, going back and forth between cables proves nothing.
So now you are moving the new cable to old cable discussion to the electrical/mechanical connections? would this mean we need to unplug our wires every time to get to audio nirvana??
>>>>>I’m not sure we’re on the same page here. It means you can’t judge the new cables until they’ve been seated for a week.
2. The new cables were not properly broken in so you can’t really expect them to sound too good.
So >1000 of actual use is not enough to "break in" a cable???
>>>>>>>Read what I said again. The short answer is no.
Please provide us with the measurable, repeatable documentation on how to properly break in a wire!
>>>>Why, are you volunteering?
2. The new cables were not properly broken in so you can’t really expect them to sound too good.
this is my favorite geoffkait claim right up there with Dark Matter Optical Coating and his Teleportation Tweak! Just for fun I called several cable companies and asked them to sell me wires that were directional.
>>>>Sorry about that, there are quite a few backward cable companies around apparently.
ALL of them politely laughed and explained that wire does NOT have any directional property. I personally reversed the wires during our listening test and could not hear any differences.
>>>>If milk didn’t squirt out of their noses it doesn’t count. If you were the one conducting the test it certainly makes sense you couldn’t hear anything. Is there anything you can hear? Just curious. 😛
Look inside your speakers or amps, see if there is any wires in there with little arrows on them OR is there ANY documentation from these companies to advise one which direction your cables should be when connecting them??
>>>>That’s a shame since all wire is directional. Oh, well, whaddya gonna do? 😳
@geoffkait
I was waiting for you to chime in!
>>>>>I was waiting for your reaction.
1. Unplugging a cable destroys the delicate electrical/mechanical connection that took a long time to establish. So, going back and forth between cables proves nothing.
So now you are moving the new cable to old cable discussion to the electrical/mechanical connections? would this mean we need to unplug our wires every time to get to audio nirvana??
>>>>>I’m not sure we’re on the same page here. It means you can’t judge the new cables until they’ve been seated for a week.
2. The new cables were not properly broken in so you can’t really expect them to sound too good.
So >1000 of actual use is not enough to "break in" a cable???
>>>>>>>Read what I said again. The short answer is no.
Please provide us with the measurable, repeatable documentation on how to properly break in a wire!
>>>>Why, are you volunteering?
2. The new cables were not properly broken in so you can’t really expect them to sound too good.
this is my favorite geoffkait claim right up there with Dark Matter Optical Coating and his Teleportation Tweak! Just for fun I called several cable companies and asked them to sell me wires that were directional.
>>>>Sorry about that, there are quite a few backward cable companies around apparently.
ALL of them politely laughed and explained that wire does NOT have any directional property. I personally reversed the wires during our listening test and could not hear any differences.
>>>>If milk didn’t squirt out of their noses it doesn’t count. If you were the one conducting the test it certainly makes sense you couldn’t hear anything. Is there anything you can hear? Just curious. 😛
Look inside your speakers or amps, see if there is any wires in there with little arrows on them OR is there ANY documentation from these companies to advise one which direction your cables should be when connecting them??
>>>>That’s a shame since all wire is directional. Oh, well, whaddya gonna do? 😳