Edison knew roughly what it takes to make a light bulb, yet it took him over a thousand experiments to come up with a decent one.
That's called engineering.
That's called engineering.
how do cable variables contribute to cable sound
there are several variables which contribute to the sound of a cable, as indicated below:
wire, geometry, connectors, connection, dielectric, outer jacket and other materials.
can anyone explain the contribution of each to the overall sound, preferably in percentage terms.
thus if one wanted to create a cable with a particular sonic
personality how would one combine the above ingredients to satisfy the goal ?
obviously, there the factors of inductance, impedance, resistance and capacitance. is it simply a case of a formula manipulating the values of the electrical characteristics that determines what a cable sounds like ?
by the way this type of questioning applies to preamps and amps too.
wire, geometry, connectors, connection, dielectric, outer jacket and other materials.
can anyone explain the contribution of each to the overall sound, preferably in percentage terms.
thus if one wanted to create a cable with a particular sonic
personality how would one combine the above ingredients to satisfy the goal ?
obviously, there the factors of inductance, impedance, resistance and capacitance. is it simply a case of a formula manipulating the values of the electrical characteristics that determines what a cable sounds like ?
by the way this type of questioning applies to preamps and amps too.