RobinKidderminster said:
ellisdj said:If you read the full report all they have done is tested off the spool wire - not actually fully constructed speaker cables which are not just off the spool.
The few they recommend to buy are all identical surely they can see they are all the same in different labelling.
That proves nothing to me - certainly not the last word.
So it you want to run miles of wire for a discrete install it might help you -
ellisdj said:If you read the full report all they have done is tested off the spool wire - not actually fully constructed speaker cables which are not just off the spool.
ellisdj said:Of course not Trev C - there is no difference in anything - might as well just have all cheap stuff and be content thats the best it can get..... not in my experience its not
chebby said:Both of your 'brigades' (ellis's unfortunate description) are getting very tiresome.
TrevC is right but #### me he's tedious! Although TBH the subject itself is tedious and I suppose it can't be helped.
The debate has probably been going on since QED 79 strand was launched in 1973 and surely it's time to end it now, after 43 years?
Why not find something newer to debate? Like analogue vs digital. (That one is only 33 years old and positively 'minty fresh' in comparison.)
David@FrankHarvey said:A little contradictory too. An HDMI cable either "works or it doesn't", which I suppose is technically true. Oh wait, you can get sparklies, which is apparently on the verge of not working...
But you can still see a picture, so it is workingTrevC said:David@FrankHarvey said:A little contradictory too. An HDMI cable either "works or it doesn't", which I suppose is technically true. Oh wait, you can get sparklies, which is apparently on the verge of not working...
No, that would be not working. :O)
TrevC said:There's no difference in performance between fancy connectors and bare wire connections.
drummerman said:Rather than arguing (that different cables can have audible differences) I now firmly believe that folks that can't hear a difference either ...
... have under developed musical hearing, in other words are cloth eared and thus completely wasting their time on here or ...
... have systems that are simply not revealing enough and thus perhaps completely wasting their time on here unless genuinly wanting to upgrade ...
... or, even worse, both.
There you go. Nice afternoon
Gazzip said:What an embarrassingly poor article.
Opening gambit: "....true copper speaker wire will give you the same sound quality as any exotic formulation....". Ermmm... wrong. The more exotic cable may well be "different", even if it cannot be "better". Then they completely contradict this later in the article.
"....at longer distances (about 15 feet or more) not enough signal will get to your TV or projector to create an image....". Hmmm... I had better rip out all of those 20m (65ft) long HDMI cables I have all over my house then. They seem to work perfectly but apparently they can't.
A load of truth mixed in with a load of old tosh.
drummerman said:Rather than arguing (that different cables can have audible differences) I now firmly believe that folks that can't hear a difference either ...
... have under developed musical hearing, in other words are cloth eared and thus completely wasting their time on here or ...
... have systems that are simply not revealing enough and thus perhaps completely wasting their time on here unless genuinly wanting to upgrade ...
... or, even worse, both.
There you go. Nice afternoon