My science teacher clearly was not a trained audiophile when he taught us that energy is not transferred via the wire.
Would there be a market for selling audiophile EM fields?
Apparently so.
My science teacher clearly was not a trained audiophile when he taught us that energy is not transferred via the wire.
Would there be a market for selling audiophile EM fields?
I will admit that i have purchased one RCA cable over another, at the same price, on Amazon over only looks.Or think you need to pay that much even for different aesthetics in cables....just stupid overall
I will admit that i have purchased one RCA cable over another, at the same price, on Amazon over only looks.
I've spent more money for a cable that looks/feels better than other. Not a lot of money, but something (aside from my one audioquest RCA I bought before I knew better, although it does look nice). That's a totally normal thing to do!I will admit that i have purchased one RCA cable over another, at the same price, on Amazon over only looks.
We have a whole thread dedicated to that. I have contributed my bit to the thread.I've spent more money for a cable that looks/feels better than other. Not a lot of money, but something (aside from my one audioquest RCA I bought before I knew better, although it does look nice). That's a totally normal thing to do!
I wouldn't say it's foolish though! One can acknowledge that a more expensive thing isn't any better than a cheaper thing, but like it for other reasons.We have a whole thread dedicated to that. I have contributed my bit to the thread.
The only way to properly test the sonic quality of any USB cable is to turn it into an audio cable. Cut off the connectors and wire it up to some XLR connectors and see how it performs as far as noise immunity, frequency response, and cable specs such as LCR. Then, and only then, will we have the answer that so many seek.
I'd say it's the other way around, since USB requires much wider bandwidth than 20 kHz audio, and the connectors are all part of that.
The "right" solution probably involves some time making a couple breakout boards (and yes, layout does matter in this case) that will allow them to be connected to suitable test equipment. But before that matters, does Amir have a network analyzer?
I hear you. My Cables are mostly visible.None of my rca cables are even within sight but there are a variety of aesthetic choices without paying silly prices for 'em, too.
I'm sure they won't. I'm sure they'd point us to the "specs."I've spent more money for a cable that looks/feels better than other. Not a lot of money, but something (aside from my one audioquest RCA I bought before I knew better, although it does look nice). That's a totally normal thing to do!
I looked at Nordost's website. My god. They have so many tiers and levels of cables. They all look the same aside from color, really. I'd love for one of their engineers try to explain to me what the differences are.
You could say that again....I hear you. My Cables are mostly visible.
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Wow.
You're gonna pick up some hum from that. Just sayin'.
I use a PS Audio P12 with Nordost cables and it fixes everything... it's a miracle box for sure.You're gonna pick up some hum from that. Just sayin'.
Oh lord, what the hell is that?Mine are too;
Just makes one wonder about first world complaints