The company is based in Switzerland.anybody know what's up with the Swiss flag? just for "cred"? don't see anything about where these are actually made.. isn't there any laws/guidelines against that?
The company is based in Switzerland.anybody know what's up with the Swiss flag? just for "cred"? don't see anything about where these are actually made.. isn't there any laws/guidelines against that?
That makes a lot of sense and I wouldn't harbor ill will towards a company for playing that game.However, it might be justifiable. From the seller's perspective they probably get too many returns from audiophools that think the cables don't sound good.
yes! the Monoprice ones I have (multiple buying windows and lengths) slide right off, waaaay too loose. at least these are baby-bear "middle bed" just right. just wish I had thrown all the literature away without looking at it, like I do with all my owners manuals.either way too tight or too loose. I've never had a problem with the ones I've made using Amphenol connectors.
Don’t you also love how after the burn time has passed, the cable stays at that imaginary, magical place forever.Let's keep it short:
Cable burn-in is nonsense. On a line level cable with the usual few microwatts transmitted (yes, micro, not milli), it's double nonsense.
Yeah well, I still can't condone it.Bought WBC cables before. Well constructed, good components, nicely finished and a good price.
From my point of view, I kind of agree that there could be some attempt at avoiding early returns/running down the returns window, but mostly I think the company is playing the audiofool game and just being a bit tongue in cheek. I would hazard to guess that if someone spoke to a company employee that there might be a chuckle and a quiet "don't worry about it" response.
Well technically water goes uphill with enough pressure...I'm not a physicist or electronics engineer but I believe that electrons don't care which wire is which. Like water, they go "downhill."
Please read carefully!I'm not a physicist or electronics engineer but I believe that electrons don't care which wire is which. Like water, they go "downhill."
Technically, brains do.Please read carefully!
There is no claim for directivity of the signal path!
The only claim is for the shielding to be connected to the source side, which could be advantageous in some interference cases.
Burn in: only ears burn in![]()
Yep .... I call this 'brain-in'.Technically, brains do.![]()
what do you make of the burn-in period?
Technically there are also time related constants in the ear itself.Technically, brains do.![]()
Constants. See?Technically there are also time related constants in the ear itself.![]()
funnyConstants. See?
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