Audiophiles should learn from people who created audio

@joecasey 

Same question for you, dear refined gentleman. :))

Whoa! Daddy! This is a fine How do you do. I see this thread has gotten to the I'll show you mine if you show me yours stage. Taking a page from 12 Angry Men, "You can't prove it!" 😬

@geoffkait

The discussion degenerated, true. Mostly because the moderator keeps censoring my posts and prevents constructive debate. I am disappointed.

defiantboomerang.....fair question...but you didn't answer mine....i am a MCL Duke University grad with a degree in Health Science and a  post grad degree as a Physician Assistant, practicing as the latter for ~42 years.I haven't heard a system i would trade for mine. Audio cables do not have to be expensive to significantly improve the sound of a system but in my 30+ years of experience the more expensive the cable,in a resolving system, the more improvement/change you will hear. I do not adhere to the 'full loom' of the same manufacturer theory as the best way to get the best sound as i have tried that on many occasions with very expensive cables.

@calloway 

Thank you. Glad to answer your question. 

Well, I have more than one system. One is a quad va-one + a PC + Quad S1 speakers. 

The other s Benchmark DAC2+ Benchmark power amp + Focal Sopra 1. 

Another one one is a cheap tube cube amp and ELAC Debut 5 speakers. 

Another is a TEAC 501 integrates amplifier + wharfedale diamond 10.1

All stock cables, of course. Never paid a dime for audiophile cables and never will.