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In Reply to: RE: Can't believe a word. posted by Jon Risch on July 24, 2013 at 22:44:45:
Come on Jon, be a professional. You don't need to resort to childish criticism. I'm not confused about cables at all. I'm just not buying what a lot of cable vendors are selling. Plain and simple. I referred to Audioholics because I thought most people would know them. And yes, it's a source of information, but only one of many.I remember they called you out about an inaccuracy of yours about your double coax speaker cable. You listed capacitance or inductance (I can't recall which right now) much lower than Audioholics did. So maybe this is why you say some of their stuff is pure bunk?
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- RE: Can't believe a word. - Mungo Jerry 06:54:57 07/25/13 (9)
- RE: Can't believe a word. - Jon Risch 22:48:52 07/25/13 (8)
- RE: Can't believe a word. - finski 21:57:02 08/14/13 (1)
- RE: Can't believe a word. - stephennic 22:04:27 08/14/13 (0)
- RE: Can't believe a word. - Duster 17:03:25 07/26/13 (5)
- The effect is real. The real question, in a home audio environment, is whether or not it is audible nt - kuribo 07:02:57 07/27/13 (4)
- One could question if a said feature of any device is audible (nt) - Duster 13:24:33 07/30/13 (3)
- One could indeed, but some are rather obvious, and others, like vibrating cables - kuribo 14:00:30 07/30/13 (2)
- One could question the audible effects of capacitor microphonics, based on that notion. (nt) - Duster 15:20:14 07/30/13 (1)
- Tribo effects are strictly dependent on relative motion. No motion, no effect. nt - kuribo 16:16:24 07/30/13 (0)
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