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

Here is a very relevant discussion among physicists about the directionality...the way signal and electrons should flow... based on conductor orientation. Some esoteric, high-end manufacturers say they listen to each conductor to see which way the signal should flow for the best audio quality.

Read this discussion. Will it make you rethink what you’re being told and sold?

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/is-a-copper-conductor-directional.975195/
edgewound
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thyname
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It is clear by now our “friend” Edgewood’s post here is not about the directionality of the cables. It’s about cables in general. That “snake oil”. 
Question for you: what is your audio system? Can you post it under “systems” here? Thanks 
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@edgewound: Isn’t it time for your Roblox now? Please go back to your mom’s basement. 😉😬
taras22
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That's a great question. Air is the medium that carries sound waves in a listening room...unless your listening under water...where sounds waves travel faster. Notice how sound is different on a hot clear day vs. humid day vs. cold, cloudy, or especially foggy day?

Would it make sense that the changes in atmospheric conditions in a room would have an influence of soundwave transmission? No medium...no sound. Sound travels through different mediums at different speeds. That's something you can find with a Google search.

All that is patently obvious....the question was about "how much air is in the room" and exactly what effect there is when it changes and how that kind of change would occur "at any given moment" ( which implies a change over a very short time-frame ).
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nonoise
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Show me your evidence. Don’t tell me. I have friend that’s a PhD in physics. Experts in science require evidence. So far, you’ve provided none to the discussion.
C'mon man, you're wearing out your welcome.

Show me your evidence?-- Someone heard it and owes you nothing in the way of proving it.

I have a friend that's a PhD in physics.-- That's nothing more than an appeal to authority and a lousy tangent to use in an argument.

Experts in science require evidence.-- I can give a s*** about who requires what. Who are these experts and why do I/we owe them anything?

You seem to be entirely hung up on the concept that someone owes you something. You keep on demanding it. It's the underlying premise in lots of your posts. It's the faultiest of premises to work with. You're coming across as a whiny, pouting kid who wants so much to be right. 

All the best,
Nonoise



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