Folks like @holmz and yourself see any discussion of cables making a difference as an invitation to shame and belittle.
He hasn’t offered any real scientific facts that matter. Talking about 60 vs 120 hz is just name-dropping scientific data that has no bearing on the question.
He completely removed his credibility when he focused on my "7% faster" comment as "magical." So I posted the scientific journal that explained it. I could keep going, but what’s the point. It’s just an on-going shame-game to you folks.
The reality is, you folks have made up my mind. You don’t have the knowledge nor the experience to answer the question
I am not responsible for emotional feelings, and you are reading in shame and belittling on your own.
You started off saying that the silver is fast, and the teflon keeps it from burning… both statements are untrue.
We do not know if a “faster cable” is better, but 60 Hz (120 Hz) is pretty slow. The way top make a cable faster is by lowering the inductance and/or the capacitance.
- We lower the inductance with geometry.
- We lower the capacitance with geometry and the dielectric.
- Teflon has a high dielectric constant (k), so we are going the wrong way. You need something more towards k=1 to lower capacitance.
If you are going to buy the cable based upon emotion, then just buy the thing and be done.
If you want to buy the cable based upon theory then it gets difficult as we need theories and metrics. The metrics for the cable did not appear to be provided, and the EE theories are not considered to be overly easy.
The third way is to some up with an alternative hypothesis. This was offered previously, and namely it was , “the output only depends on the smoothness of the DC power supply.”
One could measure the DC power supply, while the amp is in operation.
Or we just by how it sounds, but that is covered in psychoacoustic theory. And it is laden with bias.
As for the criticism of word choice on "faster" electrical conductivity, consider this: "Silver is sometimes thought to be the best conductor because its electrons can move faster than other elements—which is attributed to the polarity of crystals and their structure."
^Freer^, is probably a better word, than faster in that website quote…
Lastly; when people are trying to offer you help and solutions to your question, then accusing them of causing you offence is not helpful in adult conversation. Either explain where and how you were triggered so that they can work on their delivery, or try and read the post without inserting your own emotions.
Have a good day sir.