reydelanada
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Hello there,
First of all thanks for the forum and all the great work you do for the audio community. I’ve suffered from many of the audio myths myself.
I ended with a nice setup that satisfy me biamping a three way pair of speakers with no passive cx for lows, and using an Analog cx. Listening both digital and vinyl.
Particulary I was fooled with cables. Now I’m convinced by evidence and engineers that power cables do not change the sound, well made xlr cables do not change the sound (not active), digital cables do not change the sound (Sadly as I’ve spent A LOT on an usb and I2s cable), and speaker cables or rca cables might change the sound but so so little you Probably won’t be able to hear it.
But I’m not sure about phono cables. Same? Or phono cables are diferent due to the particular low voltaje capsules transmit?
Thanks a lot and sorry if this has been already talked about… any way hope this still acts as my presentation and greetings.
Regards from spain!
Pablo
First of all thanks for the forum and all the great work you do for the audio community. I’ve suffered from many of the audio myths myself.
I ended with a nice setup that satisfy me biamping a three way pair of speakers with no passive cx for lows, and using an Analog cx. Listening both digital and vinyl.
Particulary I was fooled with cables. Now I’m convinced by evidence and engineers that power cables do not change the sound, well made xlr cables do not change the sound (not active), digital cables do not change the sound (Sadly as I’ve spent A LOT on an usb and I2s cable), and speaker cables or rca cables might change the sound but so so little you Probably won’t be able to hear it.
But I’m not sure about phono cables. Same? Or phono cables are diferent due to the particular low voltaje capsules transmit?
Thanks a lot and sorry if this has been already talked about… any way hope this still acts as my presentation and greetings.
Regards from spain!
Pablo