Cryogenically treated cables

Oh look, more ad-homs (and inaccuracies).
1) Engineering has no laws since Engineering is predominantly an applied science and hence does not specifically deal with fundamental properties of the universe, though it will use those properties and it will often be used to both verify and falsify those properties. As well, Engineers, just by virtue of title and schooling path, do often get involved in fundamental science.

2) Fundamental science has many soft-laws, and a few somewhat hard laws, pretty much always defined by a mathematical equation, i.e. E=MC^2, which is well defined and bounded. This why when you hear Joe's Law, Joe is pretty much always defined as a scientist, not an engineer, again, because laws are pretty much always framed around fundamental science and never engineering.


"Laws are for punishing people who do not fit the societal ideals. " .... while there is truth to advancements in science (not so much engineering) that often it is death that advances science, this statement, when it cannot be backed up by sound and logical arguments for what you are promoting, just sounds like sour grapes.

teo_audio1,196 posts11-04-2019 1:15pmI don’t think you know the history and meaning of engineering.

and importantly, science has no laws. that’s an engineering thing and is a human weakness issue.

Laws are for punishing people who do not fit the societal ideals.

Laws have no place in science whatsoever.

"Laws are for punishing people who do not fit the societal ideals."

This was supposed to be a joke but apparently nobody picked it up. A good one.

Rule number 1 - never get into a technical discussion with an English major. It will only end in a train wreck.

hi evo845 
 where did you get the idea that cryo treating anything will make it sound different at all? what's the best sound youv'e ever heard ?were the cables there cryo treated? maybe in the recording studio? emmmm....(no!) . but it's so scientific isn't it?.sounds like you have no clue what to expect or why you are doing it so you need a survey before you upgrade something in your hifi system . like asking any more suckers here for that idea? any fashion victims?the good news are that you are unsure (not completely brainwashed after all)therefore i would advise you to stop this process before you spend a lot of money and make changes that can sound worse or do nothing.just forget about that stupid hype there is no proof that cryo sounds better but there is proof that cryo is more expensive so most cable companies will sell that because they want profit not better sound quality not science ,sales!.listen to your system.if you are not happy maybe you should change a component ,maybe everything is wrong and you should sell and buy something else. if you can describe a problem ,something like" i want more clarity" or "i have too much bass"then you can start looking for known solutions to that real problem.