Do no harm to a signal! Does this mean.....


So basic cables are harming the precious delicate analogue signal as it approaches a speaker.  

and how to avoid?  
Isnt this the reason for paying up for cables cause,its so hard to limit signal damage? Not about improving signal. So much damage going on.  

never dreamed how much i was harming the signal.  Does all this make sense???


jumia
First of all it is NOT plug and play. You plug, in let it settle for a day or so and then listen. You can't swap a cable set and expect to hear what they are going to sound like for a while. How long is a while? If the cable are seasoned, 24 hours. If they are new,, forget about it. 50-500 hours..

Will the cables sound the same if you put your old ones back in? Sure they will if you just unplugged and laid them back.. 2 hours they will quit sounding "OFF".  If you coiled them, didn't cover the ends, 24 hours.

Swapping cable after cable in a listening session just doesn't work. Will you hear a difference? YES! Will it be how the cable sounds once it settles in?  NO!

Regards
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If you replace the word enter connect with the word wine that’s what I would think they were talking about. It’s getting a little weird.
Cable manufacturing is wierd science, and not unlike this thread.

paying $2k for cables is nutty as can be.  
IME oldhvymec is 100% correct. It would be more convenient if this were not the case however.