heaudio123,
"Unfortunately cd318, someone felt the need to prove that some will never reach that conclusion or even consider that they are wrong."
[No matter which way you wish to go, no matter how little you may yet know of audio playback, or of human psychology and perception, I can guarantee you from personal first hand hard earned experience that you will eventually arrive at exactly the same conclusions.]
Which is exactly why I try to confine any exchanges to fellow enthusiasts. It's a total waste of time trying to convince those among us here who regularly post on here to solely promote their business interests.
Their main, perhaps only, interest is to elicit free advertising promotion for their dubious wares and services.
The reader is well advised to bear this in mind as there appears to be more than one or two constantly present.
Hence the incessant attempt to distract, obfuscate, confuse and muddy the discourse.
Just in this thread we've seen the dialogue switch to an explanation of gravity, quotes from respected scientists and something about faked moon landings. Keep it coming guys.
In the meantime not one credible explanation has emerged as to why the last 2 metres of electrical cabling should matter exponentially more than the previous possible kilometres.
sidvicious88 (great name!) amongst others have all asked this question, but so far no answer has been forthcoming.
Or even what it is that the aftermarket cable does that the OEM doesn't.
djones51 asked earlier, "Let's use Feynman, in your words tell why does a
$1000 power cord sound different than a $10 power cord of equal gauge?"
Again, no answer to this conundrum.
Or any of the points you mentioned above.
I wonder if anything anyone has written so far been of any help to him?
