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C'mon, man, quit being defensive and you will find many many helpful and friendly people here. Really.

Defensive is OK, making claims unsupported by evidence and labeling people who ask for evidence "bullies" and resorting to ad hominems less so.
 
The purpose of this site is that this is not true. Maybe take a step back and educate yourself on this? You are the one wondering into the room embarrassing yourself.
C'mon, man, quit being defensive and you will find many many helpful and friendly people here. Really.
Ok I got it.
 
Defensive is OK, making claims unsupported by evidence and labeling people who ask for evidence "bullies" and resorting to ad hominems less so.
You still didn’t tell me what evidence you have that proves speaker wire doesn’t sound different....
 
For example, what sets this site apart, other than the members, is that Amir uses a API 555 analyzer. This is a $28,000 piece of lab grade equipment that can measure electrical properties (distortion/noise, etc) far, far below the threshold of hearing. All his testing is based on this. Most audio manufacturers don't even use this (becomes obvious).
Intrigued a little? Read the site.
 
I don’t know what silly claims you speak of, voicing my opinion is silly?

How about "you know it’s practically impossible to measure the differences we hear with test equipment" as a starter?
 
You still didn’t tell me what evidence you have that proves speaker wire doesn’t sound different....

Look up "burden of proof" and "null hypothesis".

You are the one making a claim there is an effect. You are the one that needs to provide the evidence.
 
Your opinion is just that - yours. It doesn't mean it's fact. You are just digging a deeper hole, my friend. Maybe come back after some reading and investigation? <Trying to help you out here>
Not really, your just proving that this site is not open to other opinions, and if they don’t agree you feel the need to attack.
 
Look up "burden of proof" and "null hypothesis".

You are the one making a claim there is an effect. You are the one that needs to provide the evidence.
So tell me, if a room full of people all hear the difference when speaker wire is switched out then they are all crazy also? This is the problem with engineers that are over educated, because if it’s not written in a book than it just can’t be.
 
So tell me, if a room full of people all hear the difference when speaker wire is switched out then they are all crazy also? This is the problem with engineers that are over educated, because if it’s not written in a book than it just can’t be.

I suggest you go back and read up on "evidence", "double blind", "expectation bias", "suggestion" and "science".
 
So tell me, if a room full of people all hear the difference when speaker wire is switched out then they are all crazy also? This is the problem with engineers that are over educated, because if it’s not written in a book than it just can’t be.
Please read up on double blind tests, they are the only ones that are applicable. Also, it's been proven that unless it's level matched to 0.1db, the louder one is preferred.
 
My evidence is my ears, you know it’s practically impossible to measure the differences we hear with test equipment. What’s your evidence that they don’t sound different mr engineer???
If this is your stance and it's beyond challenge then unfortunately all you will accomplish here is endless circular arguments that likely will spill over into unpleasantness at some point .

You seem like a nice chap , your welcome to stay and contribute but if you want to have challenging discussion I'd ask you don't rely on only your ears for supporting claims .
 
If this is your stance and it's beyond challenge then unfortunately all you will accomplish here is endless circular arguments that likely will spill over into unpleasantness at some point .

You seem like a nice chap , your welcome to stay and contribute but if you want to have challenging discussion I'd ask you don't rely on only your ears.
Ok I get it, if I have anything further to contribute have some facts to back them up. I don’t want to have arguments or challenges but would like to further expand and educate myself. I’m sorry if I offended anyone here.
 
Please read up on double blind tests, they are the only ones that are applicable. Also, it's been proven that unless it's level matched to 0.1db, the louder one is preferred.
That makes sense, I didn’t think of it.
 
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