Solid Core Wiring

[antcollinet]

We’ll see how open minded people like you are if I provide evidence for a difference.

Bring it on - but make sure it is rigorous.

"My wife* clearly heard it" doesn't cut it.

*insert name(s) of any individual or individuals here.

 

[arpinnurmela]

Bring it on - but make sure it is rigorous.

"My wife clearly heard it" doesn't cut it.

@tonycollinet. I agree. My “insert person here” doesn’t cut it. Especially on this forum.

Somehow I think rigor is going to be in the eye of the beholder, but I’m certainly not asking for any liberal interpretation of rigor. I’ll do what I can do. Even if it doesn’t support my beliefs I’ll post what I can.

 

[arpinnurmela]

Yes. That website is mine. Yes. That person is me. Yes. I also posted that website in my profile. I’m not trying to hide this. I have made cables for two different people for money. One person definitely heard a difference but didn’t ultimately like what he heard. The other person seems to be enjoying the speaker wire I made. That’s my entire “business” history.

 

[TrevC]

@tonycollinet. I have started to think that I may be hearing differences in resistance. Solid metal connectors do seem to make a difference as well. I ran some off the cuff calculations and it did seem that solid metal connectors have significantly reduced resistance. I’m not sure how that would really matter at a single junction point but I have heard a big difference when swapping connectors and jacks over to solid metal or ultra thick platings.

When I’ve replaced wiring to tweeters, which usually have 18ga or smaller gauge, with air gapped 16 gauge, I do hear a big difference on the top end with just that wire swap. Frankly, it does not make sense to me, but maybe somehow resistance is at play here.

I have an explanation. It's very well known and has nothing to do with resistance.

 

[mansr]

And realized you're wasting our time with a sordid commercial message, in which case I ask: have you no shame?

Lack of shame is a prerequisite for that line of work.

 

[arpinnurmela]

Lack of shame is a prerequisite for that line of work.

My "line of work" isn't my job, it's a hobby with two entire customers and a website with my picture on it.

 

[BDWoody]

Doesn't look "previous" - https://solidcorewiring.com/

Uh oh...

Gotta hate that variety of disingenuous.

That isn't what we're looking for here.

@arpinnurmela , better luck elsewhere. Buh bye now.