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In Reply to: RE: Unbroken banks posted by Sprezza Tura on September 2, 2012 at 19:29:26:
Posted by Charles Hansen (M) on September 03, 2012 at 02:20:35
A single 20' cable will cost you $28.
Break the piggy bank and spend seven days with it in your system. (This will give it a couple of days to break in and then a few more to get used to it.) Then replace it with your short cable and tell me what you think.
It won't be a fair experiment because I'm sure that the sales tax on your current cable was more than $28, but you seem too tight fisted to spend the extra $18 to order a 3' cable and make it a fair comparison.
Then if I am wrong you can post to the entire world what an idiot I am and that nobody should ever listen to me. Instead it is better to get all your information by looking at the equipment set ups in audio shows.
Hell if I weren't such a tight wad I would offer to pay you the money back for your cables if I was wrong. But tough luck. I am feeling cheap tonight. Besides you might end up voting for that turd Romney, and that is something slightly more important than the sound of digital audio cables...
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Follow Ups
- Go ahead and break the damned piggy bank - Charles Hansen 02:25:46 09/03/12 (4)
- RE: Go ahead and break the damned piggy bank - Sprezza Tura 11:42:30 09/03/12 (2)
- RE: Go ahead and break the damned piggy bank - rick_m 18:24:13 09/03/12 (1)
- RE: Go ahead and break the damned piggy bank - Sprezza Tura 18:32:19 09/03/12 (0)
- RE: Go ahead and break the damned piggy bank - Sprezza Tura 11:14:38 09/03/12 (0)
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