Cable elevators

Posts like this are incredible. Barrels of snake oil. You may as well run a coat hanger... it wouldn't sound any different than what you're doing now. This is all psychological.

You know "psychological" can be a two way street.

It is possible in certain instances where electric lines are installed directly under the audio system cables where they can cause interference.  When working as a recording engineer I always had a RF problem in a certain church and attributed it to a close by radio station tower.  I mentioned it to the custodian of the space and he said that a main power line ran directly under where I typically placed my microphone cables.  I moved them about a foot away ---- and voila !!  No more problems !   If your listening room is on a slab it most likely wouldn't be the case.  

@squared80

A lot of folks start out skeptical about differences in sound quality. Then they upgrade or swap something that should not matter and the difference is simply stunning. The uninformed “that can’t make a difference” goes out the window.

I noticed your system is not shown under your ID, and this is not your first post basically stating you know more than the rest of us and we are all delusional. It would be helpful to understand the systems you have owned, your experience level with high end sound quality and currently have and what experience you have with cable lifters.

I do not believe "cable-off-carpet" makes any sonic change unless power lines are under the carpet.

I tried many times, and found nothing improved.

My speaker = Vienna Mahler (period).