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In Reply to: Re: Yes, this is good! posted by John E on November 4, 2000 at 13:03:36:
You could buy/steal a crappy set of cables, tell the person "hey, try these, they're even better" and swap them for your 89259 cables. Or you could just tell the person you need two identical sets of cables for a test, and swap them. This shouldn't be too hard, as many people won't _really_ believe that home-made could be better than anything store-bought. Or you could just make another set. Depends if the person is a friend or not.I discovered this "phenomena" when playing with the CC89259 cables. I had made up 4 jumpers for the +'s and -'s at each speaker, and tried various combinations of jumpers with one or two 89259 cables. Two cables plus a - jumper at each speaker worked best for me. And I determined it wasn't just the larger gauge of the two 89259 cables that made the difference.
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