Digital interconnections

sebbesen

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Hi there,

I just read a review of a USB cable on this site. The sound quality was described with terms such as "flabby base" and "clear treble", etc. If a cable used for a digital signal results in a "clear treble" or produces a "flabby base" it must mean that the bit stream is changed by the cable. So, if I would use the same cable to transfer a data-file from an external drive to my computer, the file must necessarily be corrupted since the cable changes the signal, right?

I suspect there is absolutely zero difference between these cables, cheap or expensive (assuming they are properly build to actually transmit a signal in the first place), but maybe I'm missing something?

Soren
 
You are correct. This has been raised to WHF to answer before, they never will, either they about they're lying for the purpose of a good review or they accert that the fundamental concept if data transmission has somehow changed.
 

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