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Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's

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The Killer Piglet

In Reply to: RE: Boredom and cables posted by Ric on March 30, 2020 at 06:49:23

Guess it made things a bit louder. Also bloated, slow-ish, and covered micro details.

Still a fun thing to try.

KP

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RE: Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's - Ric 06:36:50 04/03/20 (1)
Sorry it didn't work for you. Keep in mind that Paul Speltz at anticables uses the Schroeder Method on his level 6 speaker cables (no splitter). If you have an extra set of speaker cables around go for it!
- RE: Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's - Duster 07:29:05 04/03/20 (0)
  Keep in mind that a speaker cable application is a different animal than other signal cable applications, so it's apples and oranges. A double run of speaker cables is a well-established option to consider, although unnecessary if a large aggregate/effective gauge speaker cable product is chosen instead.
RE: Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's - Mick Wolfe 11:06:22 04/02/20 (1)
No surprise. Those I know who have tried it found it to be somewhat of a flop as well. But I think his initial success was with TEO IC's. Don't know if this method equally applies to all IC's, but apparently not. No interest here.
- RE: Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's - SgreenP@MSN.com 11:43:12 07/12/20 (0)
  Audio Sensibility made ma a balanced pair......works better than anything else I've tried
RE: Ok, so I tried the 'Schroeder method' with IC's - Duster 10:50:25 04/02/20 (0)
A double run of line-level cables is the most "unsound" concept I've ever read about somebody advocating for the purpose.

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