Future of cables!

Ooops, I meant to say 50,000. You’re not the only one, there’s about 10.  I don’t want you to feel bad.

50,000? Wow that bandwagon keeps growing makes me feel even better not to jump on board. 

Those who say differences in cables is bullshit, and those who say differences in cables are noticeable; these 2 groups are right...


All experience we deduce about audio is directly dependent on some very particular conditions and relative to our own particular audio environment...

Our particular conditions is strictly linked to the 4 embeddings of an audio system, and the resolutive power comes directly and proportionally from the variable controls of this 4 embeddings ( except for the variable quality of each part of the audio system itself  distributed in the 3 rungs scale of price/S.Q.).


Then debating about audio facts, in itself has generally no signification...I am only interested to homemade low cost means to improve the audio system...Because this is the only thing that makes sense if we want to experience something that go somewhere, and not a self gratification about what we owns or think we know....

@mahgister You’re close, very close! 🤗 Actually, scientifically, it can be demonstrated that in the same controlled environments there are obvious differences between cables, sometimes more so than other times, due to the vagaries of the test system, the test person, weather, what have you. Even when the system has been profoundly controlled for RF, vibration, etc. in fact I suggest that it is in those overachiever type systems where cable differences are most profound. 

@djones51  You quoted from Wikipedia without understanding.  Energy is delivered on the outside of the cable, but in case of coaxial cable it is limited to space inside.  In coaxial cable whole energy flows thru dielectric between inner wire and the shield.   Also, picture in Wikipedia shows how this energy flux gets to load.