Differences between cd transports?

@geoffkait Canare makes wire, that's what they sell. They are not a cable company.

Well, finally you said something that makes sense. A wire company that makes wire. Well, shut my mouth and call me corn pone. But we were discussing cable companies, whether they made their own wire or not. Which would make it easier to control directionality of wire. Not that it’s terribly difficult in any case. Another obvious way to control directionality is make some interconnects with the first section of wire off the spool and listen both directions. Then you will know the direction for the entire spool. Or, just skip the whole process of controlling directionality and leave it up to the end user to figure it out. Assuming the end user cares, which he probably doesn’t. That’s what most aftermarket fuse companies do.

geoffkait:
Please explain precisely what you mean when you say that audio  wire is "directional." 

@tweak1 are you saying the Wireworld Starlight 8 coax?  

George,

I don’t know from where you took this information... Simudio has its own Proprietary CD drive system mounted on gel-based 4-point floating suspension for vibration damping .comparing to the Cambridge CXC the 260T offers much more details , organic and natural sound.