The OP made the same very reasonable recommendation, to open and close the post, that describes his(and his relative’s) experience. The result: the typical typographical/verbal dysentery, from AudiogoN’s resident, OCD, naysayers. So tedious! My apologies to the OP, who is a fairly new member: Please persevere in your experimentation and grow a thick skin, if you intend to continue posting here. ESPECIALLY when you find something you can actually hear as an improvement in your system. There are some here, that WISH you were deaf!
Hearing is believing?........power cables.......
For anyone who is skeptical about the difference a high quality power cord can make in your high quality audio system........try it.......hearing is believing. About 10 years ago when I bought my first "entry level" hifi system (B&K amp/preamp, Canton speakers) my audio advisor dropped off a Tara Labs Prism power cord. He said just try it for a week and if you don't think it makes a difference just return it. I, like most unfamiliar with high quality cables, was skeptical.......how could a cable 1 meter long from the wall to my equipment make a difference? I put it on the power amp and yes I could definitely tell there was a more defined bass and overall clearer soundscape. I'm a musicians, so I figured maybe the "non audiophile" can't hear the difference. So my brother-in-law who is a bricklayer came over and we did a blind listening test. I randomly switched the Tara, sometimes trying to fool him......told him I switched but didn't........he could tell every time I used the Tara! So I was convinced that it was "wishful thinking on my part or particularly sensitive ears. If you don't think a great power cable can make a difference........take the challenge. Try one for a week and see (hear) for yourself!
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ROTF-LMAO! That’s to be expected(unfortunately), given how many view the universe with such myopia/naivety. (https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0708/0708.1536.pdf) |
Let's see, what has, "Science" taught us? At one time observation, which fosters common sense, led those interested, to believe that the Earth was the center of the universe. After all, everything seemed to revolve around it. Someone invented the telescope and people understood orbits. Then someone watched an apple fall from a tree and decided objects with mass attract one another and Newton's understanding of gravity was the, "law" by which the universe was viewed. Then Einstein showed us that the universe kinda like a fabric of space and time, that objects bend, and other objects follow those bends. Proven, by showing that light is even bent, in traveling through that fabric. The Physics of the universe demands mathematical symmetry and lately, things just aren't adding up. ie: Observations would lead most to believe the shape of the universe to resemble a larger form of our own galaxy(a saucer), spiraling out from the center of what's called, "The Big Bang". A certain amount of gravitation force would be required, to maintain that shape, which requires a certain amount of mass(remember that required symmetry?). Guess what? They've now calculated the mass of the known matter of this universe. We're only 95% LIGHT of the figure needed for, "symmetry". Not only that, but- ever heard of the, "Laws of Thermodynamics"? Now that scientists are better equipped to actually observe and measure what's happening in this space/time continuum, it seems the universe's expansion is SPEEDING UP(contrary to, "common sense"). BUT, BUT- nothing speeds up after an explosion's energy is expended, RIGHT? SO- now we know that to have the gravity required to hold our known universe, in the shape we can observe and measure, we need to discover the 95% of matter, we don't know about. HMMMM, must be something called, "Dark Matter" out there. AND- what would cause the matter of the universe, to be speeding up in it's expansion? Must be something out there called, "Dark Energy" that we know nothing about. Then again- there JUST MIGHT be other universes(The Multiverse) out there that are exerting gravitational and other unknown forces in this one. But then, Quantum Physics is a whole 'nother ballpark. SO- the more we've ACTUALLY learned from Science, the more we know we don't know. Bottom line, real, "scientists" understand that to actually understand this universe, one must often abandon, "common sense". Someone once said something like, "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." |
It appears that some think(or hope) the more they type, the more deaf we, or the more correct they, will become. There are phenomena(correct plural) that occur every second, all over this universe, that no one can yet explain. We can hear, "differences" and they want explanations, based on today’s Electrical THEORY. And yet, no one’s Science can(TODAY) even categorically define electrons, or why they behave the way they do. "Science" itself is in a constant state of flux. (https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/electrons-vanishing-act.515106/) |