Directionality of wire

twoch
i always keep everything running one direction then if i change that wire
move it someplace else I keep same direction. On reinstalling it. But i don’t hear any differences. I just keep flow always 1way

>>>>>What does that mean, "everything running in one direction?" And when you say you don’t hear any differences what are you referring to? Did you reverse the cable when you reinstalled it? And, you say you keep the flow one way, but how do you know which way a cable goes to keep the flow in the right direction?

I have the black fuse. Im not even thinking about reversing 4

>>>>Let me get this straight. You bought $500 worth of fuses and you didn't put them in the right direction? If you happen to change your mind remember to try them one at a time.

For those that believe wire is directional (be it low-level signal IC or high-level outputs to speakers), suggest you open your amps and pre-amps, look for the arrows showing the direction within the unit that are marked by the manufacturer (note: not the + or -, red or black connect point), then insure you are installing your IC correctly.  Of course all manufacturers pay attention to these details when they design and build the signal inputs within the unit

However, having said that, you'll be reviewing schematics and making phone calls to your respective manufacturer, because you likely won't find those provided within the unit.  Those can be are trade secrets.

As for directionality in speaker IC's, remember that speaker outputs are basically AC- one would NEVER want directionality in speaker IC wiring. However, you should be using IC wiring that is broken in.  Meaning that you actually used your 14 ga. lamp wire in a actual lamp @  120V/60 Hz for a period of time, this "season's" the wire, aligns the electrons, drives out the free oxygen in the copper- try it you can hear the difference! 

There are so many things wrong with the last post I hardly know where to begin. I will say almost everything in the post involves the typical, tried-and-true non-believer arguments, what we commonly refer to as false arguments, all of which have been addressed on this thread already and shown to be false idols of the overly skeptical. I realize it’s the OPs first post. Better luck next time. Great name, though. Muzzleblast. Seems appropriate somehow.

Welcome muzzleblast!  

 As Geoff states above, a difficult first post using confusing terminology i.e. speaker IC.  IC is usually interpreted as shorthand for interconnect.  Interconnects connect one component to another either in single ended (RCA style connectors) or balanced configuration.  What leaves the amplifier and attaches to the speaker inputs are usually referred to as speaker cables.

What is your system like?

hifiman, I’m getting a bad feeling that maybe he’s pulling our leg. You know, what with the looking for arrows inside the component and trade secrets, making phone calls, driving out the free oxygen from the copper, things of that nature. Perhaps he just has a very refined sense of irony and sarcasm. 😛 My guess we just witnessed a drive by shooting. Muzzleblast. Get it? 😳