Quick question for the Cables Don't Make a Difference Crowd.

Not interested in fighting with you, and you made my point. 

Which was what exactly?  That those skeptical of marketing claims around cables should stick to all in one units?  That is not a point, it was simply an attempt at an insult or to start an argument. 

There isn't anyone here who believes cables are unnecessary.  Components have to be connected. What you were doing was simply starting a fight without even the pretext of having a serious thought or question. It's purely uncivil and doesn't reflect well. Sophomoric, really. 

My only point here, other than to be annoyed by a naked attempt at starting an argument, is that most cable skeptics have far more nuanced positions than "they are not necessary."

@jji666 all good not here to argue, so please stop arguing.

This was an attempt at asking a question and a bit T&C clearly the members here are offended. Please take this thread down as I am the OP. 

Please put down the pitchforks and the torches I will send the monster (thread) to the cable dungeon. 

I forgot the popcorn, 1 sec....

All-in-One solutions, eh?  During my time building speaker enclosures, I learned about placing drivers a minimum distance from each other, as well as the components in the crossover a minimum distance from the drivers because inductors and speaker coils create fields that can interact with one another.  We can't have that now!  So watch out for compact, all-in-one designs.  Also, watch out for 90-degree turns in the traces of your circuit boards that may create reflections and audible distortion.