Value of upgrading only 1 set of interconnects?

Don't be silly. If that were true, the Internet wouldn't work.

The internet works because the losses in the cables are manageable.

Nowhere in any computer network does a cable add. No one measures cable amplification. They measure signal loss.

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Best, cheapest and easiest way to upgrade your interconnects? Reverse them. I’m not hot doggin ya. 🌭 What are the odds? Gotta be 50%.

Lots of good feedback, Thanks to everyone

I really don't want to get into details about what I expect the cable to bring as those seem to derail into snake oil deals. Just went through that on another thread, interesting when I shared some measured changes it was still a love hate deal or just silence. Life is too short 

I will share that I got some huge improvements doing some PC upgrades and I want to hear more of the same sorts of improvements. If the interconnect doesn't do that for me its back in the box or I'll resell which ever doesn't float my boat 

BTW did try and reverse cable direction. Dead silence. Awesome quietest cable I've ever heard! Then again the XLR connectors don't fit so it just lays there being all quiet

Well, that’s one reason not to use XLR connectors.

I'll bet Audioquest makes their balanced cables with the wire running in the "correct" direction.