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

I did validate it with the most important person that listens to MY system.. ME.

You don’t even come into play other than being annoying and spewing misinformation..

I don’t mind correcting you but you are becoming a bit boring..

BTW, no golden ears here, just well taken care of ears that have stood the test of time and repaired millions and millions of dollars of equipment. CORRECTLY!!!

I’ve had issues with hypersensitivity (bone malformation in my ears) as a younger mechanic, but no more tinnitus sense my heart was fixed. That was VERY short lived. I’m still good close to 16K as of 10 months ago..

Exit physical from a Hazmat tracking system I’m in.. 47 years of tracking.
Your tax dollars at work...Suckers...:-)

Going out to check on the chickens... They can learn...

The response to this post could be GOLDEN..

Wow!  This has to be an Audiogon first.  If anyone knows of another instance, please let me know ASAP. 

Can you believe, there has actually been a "discussion thread devolved into a name calling argument" over the pros and cons and perceived auditory merits of spending up to $20,000 for a 6-foot piece of wire, WITHOUT Chuck Miller chiming in with his "$2,000 worth opinion" (Chuck has NEVER only given 2-Cents worth) AND WITHOUT seeing Ted Denney or Synergistic Research mentioned.

Utterly amazing.

The thread is young... :-) If it dives into totally stupid Master M. and MC will chime in.. there is only so much time, might as well spend it wisely..

Anyways, MC is trying out some new cable products, not SR.  Happy as a clam from what I hear..

BTW it’s cable not wire... Words Count..

Regards..

paying $2k for cables is nutty as can be.

How come? Experience or something else?
What about 1k or less, would that be alright?

Virtually every claim made by a cable manufacturer about what their cable does is easily proven with current measurement technology. Ask yourself why they never do.

Because they sell audio products and not testing machinery. But you would not believe them anyway. Easily proven?

Sure ... convenient. Never been able to validate by anyone. The only thing being seasoned and settling is your brain.

No validated as many other things in audio and life. But as a person who claims to accept science you skip physics, and stand behind theory only.

Settling in"? What a lot of BS

The echo.

Utterly amazing.

Yes indeed, they are bored.

We do not have infinite ability to hear changes

You accept then that some people have listening limitations.
hilde45, i like spaghetti too and parmesan.

Some of above comments caught my attention, sorry if you feel offended, i am not twisting anything,  but applied negativeness does not help.
This is an audio forum and listening experiences, most empirical, matter the most.

"...BTW it’s cable not wire... Words Count..."

That would depend on the construction of the "cable".  A pair of un-wound wires or ribbons would not be cables.