Interconnects, some have directional indicators, why?


I'm curious as to why some interconnects are directional? Is there a physical internal difference and do they generally sound better and cost more than non-directional cables? Thanks for your interest.
phd
"damn thing is so heavy I couldn't lift it up to the top shelf". 
But the bass is good!
damn thing is so heavy I couldn't lift it up to the top shelf".
But the bass is good!

When you finally get there let me know if you run into some more resistance (Hoffa)🤓
 
stanwal
Ask Pierre S. He spend hours arranging the orientation of his cables. It may as I have forgotten how it sounded like by the time he gets through. Just kidding Pierre

I stepped on one of Pierre's cables at the show and lived to tell about it. 😬


 
timrhu
Who inspects the cable to ensure the crystals are properly aligned and then decides which way is best for optimum signal flow? And after this is determined, who, at the factory ensures the cable has the proper orientation?
Something smells fishy to me here.

the cable manufacturer listens to cables made with the first wire taken off a new large spool of wire to determine which direction sounds best. The rest is easy, no?

😃

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