Build a Faraday cage around your equipment.

Jerry, on that I will apologize. It looked as though you were using the word against me. I actually had a hard time finding any reference to that word and though it was a typo but then it actually showed online up as ’hatred’.

Some people don’t like shielding, but when the e=industry spends so much time inventing new ways to do it...

I thought it was word the $5 investment for a trial test. When you consider some people building high tech additions to their homes to house $1 mil systems it would take much imagination to find someone lining their walls with this stuff. As mention there are already window curtains being sold for this. AND CLOTHING for the 5G paranoid folks.

I was a manufacturing Eng. (trained as an Electronics Eng), My last job in the field was certifying companies for ISO certification. I deal with DATA and the FINEST of details. it became an obsession. I look for the odd things that no one ever thinks about like once when I mentioned on one of the forums about replacing all o f the screws in my speakers with Brass screws. Not that iron screw pose much of a magnetic influence,  but in theory...

I get some odd ideas, like now I just ordered some CAT8 ethernet cables to see if they would do any better than some expensive silver plate OCC C AT 6 cables. Most of my stuff I use I have found insignificant I wonder why I try. But I am retired and have all the time in the world to play.

Since a solid metal cage provides the best protection, you might just ground all of your equipment and make sure that all cables are properly shielded.

First off, I will say it again, the use of the term 'Faraday Cage' is JUST and analogy. A TAG LINE! Get that and I think that most arguments here go away. I Am JUST talking about a VERY inexpensive piece of cloth, that doesn't take up any practical space, that MIGHT provide a modicum of, blocking out stray signals for nearby equipment. Though I did mention that I really expect some High Roller lining his newly built listening room with the material to totally block out the outside influences. About 'Just getting properly shielded cables everywhere,
Which cables are the RIGHT ones. Aren't there about 59,684,783,264 different cables on the market and don't people here spend hours arguing which ones are the best?  And like 'Carlsbad2 mentioned, he doesn't have ANY shielded cables. WHY  I'll never figure out, but he does have that right. Technically lining everything with solid metal is NOT as secure as a properly perforated metal, BUT that also limits the frequency's that are blocked out. I am an advanced class HAM radio operator and one of my specialties is Antennas and signal propagation. I know just a tiny bit about the subject.
Finally when posting through the last 25 years on many sites I have learned that typos are not that great of a problem. That is unless you have some magical thingie-Mcbob called software to check your clumsy fingers or lack of spelling. And don't get me wrong there, as MY spelling is probably the second worse in the world. I have also be educated that WORDS have meaning, just as in the issue in this post. A seemingly innocent typo or misspelled word turned the meaning totally on its head and ended up conveying 'HATRED'. I don't mind getting poked in the ribs once in a while, but it has become an obsession on this site. I had to create an whole new ID due to it, as the administration couldn't even fix the errors caused by what may have well just been simple fun gone wrong.
I know I come up with some out of the ordinary topics, but that is why I am here. I get tired of seeing the same story over and over about "which speaker is best". I don't know why but sore some dumb reason I think this site could be so much more. Especially when the users here presumably have such extended taste and expertise than the average. OPINIONS should be Freely discussed and the snarky responses kept to a minimum if we want to keep this site a GREAT place for Audiophile information.