Finally proof power cables do make a difference in abx testing

[Dumdum]

So over at AVS they have conducted a blind abx test to show the change of sound with power cables

https://www.avsforum.com/threads/double-blind-abx-testing-proves-all-power-cords-have-an-effect-on-audio.3059712/

 

[solderdude]

LOL.

Recent experiments show that 100% of listeners were able to tell the difference between using an amplifier with a power cord attached, and without

The same argument is often used in cable threads here as well.

Still believe this test is worth repeating... willing to bet that battery powered deviced also work well without a mains cable... at least for a while.

 

[Dumdum]

Needs to be verified by someone else repeating the test.... for sure. And properly conducted in case

I’d suggest reading before getting to that point

 

[JSmith]

JSmith

 

[Dunring]

This is spam with no measured proof and peppered with buy now links. I've designed and built computers for decades and power cords don't make your computer run any different, or make your sound any better. Don't post a hard sell sales copy link that ends in a buy now link. Only reddit gameboys would fall for that..

 

[JSmith]

... never gonna run around and desert you.


JSmith

 

[Dumdum]

This is spam with no measured proof and peppered with buy now links. I've designed and built computers for decades and power cords don't make your computer run any different, or make your sound any better. Don't post a hard sell sales copy link that ends in a buy now link. Only reddit gameboys would fall for that..

you clearly didn’t read the actual post and what it said… I’d question your life skills and ability’s if you think you couldn’t do what they said…

 

[Dumdum]

LOL.



The same argument is often used in cable threads here as well.

Still believe this test is worth repeating... willing to bet that battery powered deviced also work well without a mains cable... at least for a while.

That’s a valid point… I hope it wouldnt take days… old school c or d battery’s aren’t common for extended listening sessions