Nearly all manufacturers do not advertise/exhibit their product measurements? Why?

@amir_asr , if you don’t post pics, your components, and FR of your room Audiogon Forum is still the system/measurement champ. I told you, I already posted the specs of my cables earlier in this thread. This shouldn’t be difficult to at least answer the bell. Is ASR going to throw in the towel? If so no one on this forum will be surprised but what will the ASR members reading this think? If the reason you can't post anything is you aren't happy with your results feel free to start a new thread here, we have amazing members.

Nice try on the bait and switch....and I still detect lots of air coming from your direction, HOT air.

@holmz it was a reference to Revel not Vandys. 

@holmz it was a reference to Revel not Vandys

^true^ but he said:

Lack of published manufacturer measurements is true for nearly every speaker manufacturer I’ve searched for on line, perhaps several hundred.

… so there is at least one that takes some pride in the measurements.

But 1 out of several hundred does say something.

@juanmanuelfangioii 

@holmz it was a reference to Revel not Vandys. 

Harman (Revel/JBL) engineering loves to release the detailed measurements but their marketing department thinks that will be too confusing for customers to understand.  Fortunately the engineering team has leaked a boatload of them and someone online has organized them for you (NOT me):

@kota1

I told you, I already posted the specs of my cables earlier in this thread.

Specs or measurements?  I went back to page 1 and you said this:

@fleschler , if I had budget I would use Mapleshade XLR's throughout the whole system but with roughly 11 active speakers and long runs for height channels and surrounds, not gonna happen.

You have measurements for this Mapleshade cable?  How about for these claims they make on their home page:

• Lift all speaker, power, and interconnect wires 8" off any carpet or plastic tile. Use string, wood, cardboard, or 20 ounce Styrofoam cups for temporary props. You’ll think you’ve pulled horse blankets off your speakers. For a more civilized-looking solution

You have done this and have before and after measurements of your system?

How about this:

NEVER use speaker cables shorter than 8'. Amazingly, 4' sounds much worse than 8'. Contrary to common belief, shorter interconnects (2 m or less) and longer speaker cables always sound WAY BETTER than the opposite—based on extensive head-to-head tests.

You have measurements to back this? 

To improve high end cables, remove any outer nylon mesh: the bad dielectric only adds grunge. Remove any metal barrels on RCA plugs—you lose the locking feature and gain transparency.

Anyone done this here and has measurements to back before and after results?

Then there is this:

Any cable with a molded-in ferrite (the small plastic-covered cylinder at one or both ends) sounds way better with the ferrite removed. 

This is your favorite cable, right?  Where are the measurements to back your choice of this cable? 

Let's get this cable topic settled and them I am happy to discuss your room measurements.  Until then it sure looks like you want to change the topic.