Moving cables around killed dynamics for days anyone else experience this?

@millercarbon- That was a large part of FDR’s Raw Deal.      Anyone, actually interested in what, "fiat money"(ie: backed by nothing) will eventually mean to a nation’s economy, should read: https://www.amazon.com/Creature-Jekyll-Island-Federal-Reserve/dp/091298645X

Cue the black helicopters circling overhead.

If audio matters are way over the head of most of us already (myself included), and this is one of my discovery in my journey to create my own audio system low cost; imagine how over our head are economic matters and political one , if we want to figure out that for ourselves?

In audio matters and in economic matters, the best is to think first, and read, and takes the thing in our own hands by way of actual experiments in audio and "gedenken" experiment for economics and politics...

In audio matters and in economical matters slogan and cry are only indices about delusion and sheep behaviour...


Money tough is probably at first look easier to understand than sound.... :) 

Money is only a symbolic concept manifested in the past in a perceived physical form, sound is a physical phenomenon sometimes transmuted in a perceived musical symbolic form...

Perhaps the first look is deceptive and money like sound are very complex subject after all.... :)


I apologize for my grain of sand and salt....

"Money always make music in my pocket" -Groucho Marx

There is no strange voodoo happening with cables moving. 1) changing antenna effect (rfi) 2) induction by magnetism off other cables (emi) 3) picked up leakage current from other cables. 4) dielectric absorption can change for a little while when you move cables 5) static interference. And all these effects are influential on your equipment's power supplies.

Very nice and IMO a very accurate, description of "what can and is" happening.  ANTENNA effect. Turn off all the breakers, lest what you need. Works well, just NO domestic bliss when I pull this one. 90 on any interconnect that have to cross, and space. Certainly follows the Seymour Cray, idea that bundling cables, SLOWS and caused anomalies that could only be explained and STOPPED, by a random convergence of cabling. 
In other words, "looks like a spaghetti factory" nothing neat inside one of his SUPER COMPUTERS. The only thing that slowed down the processing power of a CRAY was the speed of light. Pretty quick indeed.
Is this relative to quality sound reproduction? You be the judge, digital and analog signals just under the speed of light 185,999.999 MPS

So off the floor, spacing, cable routing, cabling covering, the neighbors HAM radio, poor shielding or INCORRECT shielding, the dog burying there dog treats in your cable nest.LOL All have effects, just some more apparent than other.  It takes 45 min if I disconnect and reconnect a speaker terminal, 3-7 days if I replace a cable run, with a conditioned cable. Yup Yup..

Regards

Last time I was in Toronto , which is nicer than any American city, it was on a very large body of water .
erik is 1000% correct . I believe he lives in the only City in USA that could give Toronto a small run . Montreal as well, which has the Toronto water going bye at high speed .

WOW like it up there do you? I'm in the CA Bay Area, just a tad on the cool side for me up there. Warm summer, mild winters, and CRAZY PEOPLE.  No place like the good ol US of A. The big Ts Truman and Trump..

Regards..