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I miss nwavguy...Seems like another good place to repost this: http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-we-hear.html
Martin
I miss nwavguy...Seems like another good place to repost this: http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-we-hear.html
Martin
Didn't you hear Jude from Head-Fi? Nwavguy is Amir.I miss nwavguy...
The idea that wires matter is nonsense, but the idea that NWAVGUY is Amir is intriguing. Should we ask him to confirm or deny?Didn't you hear Jude from Head-Fi? Nwavguy is Amir.
PS: this whole thread is nonsense.
Well I'm actually Elvis, so who knows... maybe.Should we ask him to confirm or deny?
Does anyone know what happened to him, he just vanished one day?I miss nwavguy...
Alien abductionDoes anyone know what happened to him, he just vanished one day?
I thought that you wanted to keep it secret...Well I'm actually Elvis, so who knows... maybe.
JSmith
Yes I have to get around like this;I thought that you wanted to keep it secret...
For what it's worth, I did some DAC-ADC loopback tests using music track (not a single on multi tone signal) and checking the results with DeltaWave and some audio interfaces.Of course, you will hear difference. This is the real world. The more you do not wanna spend, the more you will hear the difference. You don't just listen to sine wave in 30 tone or square wave in 1kHz. Music is complex sound wave. You have reference for piano vocal, guitar, bass, drums, orchestra. These are your reference. You pick up the timbre cue on which component does it differently.
For me, I wanna to see the amplifier output. 0.015 difference is being superimposed or amplified by linearity or exponentially. I mean you don't listen music direct from this XLR cable, right?For what it's worth, I did some DAC-ADC loopback tests using music track (not a single on multi tone signal) and checking the results with DeltaWave and some audio interfaces.
With an audio interface getting one the best results in Deltawave, I tried to used different cables :
- hand made TRS- TRS with good cable and neutrik plugs
- basic molded TRS-TRS
- a TRS-TRS cable I still had, that I had to built one day in 5min with parts of a insert multicore cable because there were some TRS-TRS needed but missing, and it was certainly the most awful soldering I did in my life, isolated with a bit of tape but that I knew it would work for this time if not moved once plugged.
Results : exactly the same with Deltawave, even with the ones that were cutted and resoldered and that I never used again until this test.
And again, it was done with music, not test tones.
Elvis, why did you abandon your UK fans in 2014? We thought you had died. Now we know the truth!Well I'm actually Elvis, so who knows... maybe.
JSmith
For me, I wanna to see the amplifier output. 0.015 difference is being superimposed or amplified by linearity or exponentially. I mean you don't listen music direct from this XLR cable, right?
It will be more interesting if you able to measure difference in amplifier output but not the cable itself. By right it should be the same. If there is difference, there is something more to explore and measure. For me I can alway hear the difference like the OP mention. For me able to access many brand and compare, I really conclude all cable sound different. For me, I recommend Belden 8333x cable, it doesn't cost thousand to make them. They are over spec than 99.9% of the audiophile cable out there.Right, you don't listen to XLR cables, but here, the files gave the same results, zero difference in files, not 0.015, zero.
I will try to run this test one time and check, but if there's no difference in files, and there are differences during listening, it would mean that the player or DAC or amp or speakers, or cables, or several among these have no constant behavior, and it's not on cables that I would bet the most.
Another point: if you are sure cables changes the sound, then it's not the amplifier output you only need to check , but also the speakers cables ends.
It will be more interesting if you able to measure difference in amplifier output but not the cable itself. By right it should be the same. If there is difference, there is something more to explore and measure. For me I can alway hear the difference like the OP mention. For me able to access many brand and compare, I really conclude all cable sound different. For me, I recommend Belden 8333x cable, it doesn't cost thousand to make them. They are over spec than 99.9% of the audiophile cable out there.
I was recommended to this cable by audiophile circle. Reasonably good shield, very low capacitance, silver coated , 460V 16 amp rating. Just doesn't look thick base on it VA rating. My rice cooker cable is thicker than this. The spec are out there for everyone to see. My first was ~$90 1m pair to DIY from local dealer, after that I replacing power cord, instrument, mic, speaker cable......etc Properly spend more than thousand dollar. This series of cable is popular with studio installation too.Why would anyone follow your recommendations based on your taste in cable "sound"? Which is daft to begin with.
It's not rocket science, not even rice cooker science (whatever that is, never used one). I keep seeing the weirdest posts from you about your "theories" and extraordinary golden ears. Kind of annoying.I was recommended to this cable by audiophile circle. Reasonably good shield, very low capacitance, silver coated , 460V 16 amp rating. Just doesn't look thick base on it VA rating. My rice cooker cable is thicker than this. The spec are out there for everyone to see. My first was ~$90 1m pair to DIY from local dealer, after that I replacing power cord, instrument, mic, speaker cable......etc Properly spend more than thousand dollar. This series of cable is popular with studio installation too.
Gotta wonder what happened to NWAVGUY.Seems like another good place to repost this: http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-we-hear.html
Martin
Go as many hifi show as possible, you can develop your own golden ears quickly too. Even form hobbyist group. I was with a group of audiophiles. I don't need to spend thousands just to try. Thing like cable, it is easy to borrow.It's not rocket science, not even rice cooker science (whatever that is, never used one). I keep seeing the weirdest posts from you about your "theories" and extraordinary golden ears. Kind of annoying.
I can't imagine a bigger waste of time/travel & housing expense in doing so. You are more likely diseased with audiophilia than being an actual audiophile it seems. Cables are mostly nonsense unless particularly deficient/badly constructed. DIY will get beyond most issues.Go as many hifi show as possible, you can develop your own golden ears quickly too. Even form hobbyist group. I was with a group of audiophiles. I don't need to spend thousands just to try. Thing like cable, it is easy to borrow.
As many already stated : Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Certainly not random annecdotes.It will be more interesting if you able to measure difference in amplifier output but not the cable itself. By right it should be the same. If there is difference, there is something more to explore and measure. For me I can alway hear the difference like the OP mention. For me able to access many brand and compare, I really conclude all cable sound different.
Go as many hifi show as possible, you can develop your own golden ears quickly too. Even form hobbyist group. I was with a group of audiophiles.