Speaker cable

[Revolutions]

There must be a reason for it. I do know there is very little noise even at high very high volume with no sound .

Im sure there is more to it than just the mains cable .

Of course there's more to it. You forgot about the audiophile fuse.

 

[DougK1]

I cant believe this thread is still going on.One thing i will add when i recently got my new Technics TT the power cable on it is the thickest power cable i have ever seen.Im guessing its to isolate the noise .

It's just thick to make it look substantial. Remember Monster Cables? They were just normal mains cables with an extra thick sleeve, nothing special, except the price.

 

[Al ears]

There must be a reason for it. I do know there is very little noise even at high very high volume with no sound .

Im sure there is more to it than just the mains cable .

Should there be noise???

 

[ToppingSMSL]

Why would a high price mains cable do anything to the electricity which has travelled for miles through aluminium power lines to your house? Makes zero sense.

 

[woodbar]

Why would a high price mains cable do anything to the electricity which has travelled for miles through aluminium power lines to your house? Makes zero sense.

Ah well, it's that last 2 metres connecting to your gear that has the magical properties 😀 😎

 

[davidf]

It´s a bit of a taboo to mention ASR in this forum.
Some shopkeepers are not very fond of it.
Apparently it spoils the shopping experience.

If you're referring to me, I never said anything of the sort.

 

[davidf]

Why would a high price mains cable do anything to the electricity which has travelled for miles through aluminium power lines to your house? Makes zero sense.

The bog standard cables supplied with anything aren't the same cabling used in your walls, or anywhere outside of your home.