Some is good, then more is better?


There are some cable companies (ie. Morrow, Clear Day...) and others. I list those only for reference and not to be singled out as there are lots others. Anyway their entry level speaker cables use "X" amount of wire, then as you move up the product line they use 2X, 4X ... Well my question is other than the slight decrease in resistance, what are you getting to justify the jump in price? I realize more wire costs more money, but how does the sound improve? Some of these companies put in customer testimonials that state significant improvements. It's the same thing, only more of it. Does reducing the overall gauge of the wire really improve the sound that much?

I know I have put in more than one question, but I would like to see a discussion of this topic. Thanks
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it's mainly targetted for crowd that didn't go anywhere beyond an elementary or mid- school science. in particular case with my kids, the school science teachers really hesitate how to explain gravity... all of a sudden, for some reason(known or unknown) the science in my kid's mid-school had been ceased for the whole latest past semester or even further(have to see schedule of lessons). with proper brainwash, high price + pretty looks will drive this consumer to purchase a wire with >100x markup.

does it look like a conspirasy theory that most of us should be 'maintained dumb' for various possible brainwash capabilities? what will you really learn when you graduate high school? who's going to teach you if the science teachers donno elementary physics and only follow a specific book that also has a pile of typing and misleading errors??? in higher education institutions there is no professor that can insite an understanding of subject to students rather than blindly giving them to study the book from page to page and than on exam just write what you've memorized to pass.

i'm terrified.