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Network speaker cables: Advantages vs. Disadvantages
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Posted on July 7, 1999 at 11:11:16 | ||
While looking for new speaker cables to upgrade my audio system, I had the chance to see a high-end "entry level" model from MIT. Gosh, those network boxes look cool...and almost engaged me! I say "almost" because, although money is not a problem, my brain took over my eyes and asked: are those cables really "good" or (merely) cool-looking? I restrain myself from buying until gathering serious, credible information. I would appreciate if you guys can enlight me by posting the "theoretical" Advantages AND Disadvantages of the network technology with respect to the traditional (non-network) approach. Besides resistance, inductance and capacitance, is there any other significant parameter involved here? I guess that network technology must be based on some solid principle(s). Otherwise it would be difficult to understand why the technology is endorsed by some high-end manufacturers (Avalon and Spectral come to mind). Thanks for your help (remember: Advantages AND Disadvantages).
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Re: Thanks a lot!, posted on July 8, 1999 at 06:49:54 | |
Jack G./Mr.Thorsten, thank you very much for the guide provided. Helpful, indeed. |