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In Reply to: RE: If Wires Have Unique Sonic Characteristics Why Aren't They Revealed In LCR Measurements? posted by Ugly on January 20, 2010 at 16:53:57:
>> "They don't have unique sonic characteristics."
>
> Incorrect. Well engineered cables should be fairly close.
I think you may have misunderstood the point. Audiophiles do hear differences between cables under normal listening conditions (or even a cable and itself under some particular circumstances) and those I am calling technically literate do not disagree with this. It is the word unique that is incorrect as I tried to illustrate with the example.
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