So you think wire conductors in cables are directional? Think again...

All we get so far are the wise sages listening to their wires and acting like the four blind men and an elephant! 

That's rich coming from a guy who's avatar looks like he should walking with a seeing eye dog.

nonoise7,023 posts05-13-2021 4:51pmThat's rich coming from a guy who's avatar looks like he should walking with a seeing eye dog.

...and I bet Stevie Wonder can hear better than you.

No.

Also, these things are measurable by science.

It is just not worth it (Read cost effective) to spend considerable time and expense on cable directional issues for audio signals. For power transmission or distribution circuits from power systems, then cable science makes sense to pursue. in order to keep high voltage  transmission line losses low.

also, for audio or power cord cables, it comes down to:
1.  Impedance
2.  Capacitance (included in impedance) loading
3.  inductance loading (included in impedance)
4.  Resistance (included in impedance)
5.  Skin effect (maybe)
6.  voltage capability
7.  Current capability
8.  Costs to design/construct

Unless there is serious scientific reason why, (or serious money involved),Engineers will not be concerned with low level cable signal direction.

enjoy

The reason that some manufacturers put the arrow on the wire is because they made the wire and know which way the copper was drawn through the dies when it was manufactured the other manufacturers listen for best sound but i can understand how the sound would be better in the direction the copper was drawn out it is the best explanation i have ever heard about this.