View: https://youtu.be/hOoub4D1O7k?si=-Y9igDYee0AWJmDr
An interesting video here on a point which many consumer audiophiles like to brush under the carpet.
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I wouldnt give Audioquest or Chord Co any of my money. They are scammers.Cabling may be red herring, but I err towards superstition that my wallet will allow. So for HDMI I turn to the inexpensive Audioquest Pearl HDMI cable, and for hifi whereas before I used to turn to budget Chord stuff, I likely will turn to to Audioquest again.
They just give me a warm fuzzy feeling without emptying my account.
Cable threads are more important for people's bank accounts than you may think.I'm moving this into the accessories section, where it belongs. Besides, all the world needs in these fractious times is yet another cable thread...
True, although those with vast bank accounts don't worry about cable threads...Cable threads are more important for people's bank accounts than you may think.
He meant they prevent some (otherwise normal) people from wasting their money.True, although those with vast bank accounts don't worry about cable threads...
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View: https://youtu.be/hOoub4D1O7k?si=-Y9igDYee0AWJmDr
An interesting video here on a point which many consumer audiophiles like to brush under the carpet.
I wouldn't touch any Audioquest products out of principle. Same with Chord Company. And Nordost. They're scammersfor HDMI I turn to the inexpensive Audioquest Pearl HDMI cable, and for hifi whereas before I used to turn to budget Chord stuff
for HDMI I turn to the inexpensive Audioquest Pearl HDMI cable, and for hifi whereas before I used to turn to budget Chord stuff
Well, without a comparison, we can't make that statement, but a £35 cable only sounds expensive the cause there are £6 cables out there - same as a £1500 chair sounds expensive because there are £300 ones . Personally I wouldn't trust the working conditions of a factory that likely churns them out for a quid each. The only HDMI cables of mine that have ever failed (two of them) were cheapo ones off Amazon, coincidentally. Never again, waste of money.I'd hardly call cables starting @ £35 for 0.6m "inexpensive".
Amazon Basics or similar are inexpensive and do the job equally well for a fraction of the cost.
ok but as I said further up this thread, Audioquest etc are known scammers so why buy from them?Well, without a comparison, we can't make that statement, but a £35 cable only sounds expensive the cause there are £6 cables out there - same as a £1500 chair sounds expensive because there are £300 ones . Personally I wouldn't trust the working conditions of a factory that likely churns them out for a quid each. The only HDMI cables of mine that have ever failed (two of them) were cheapo ones off Amazon, coincidentally. Never again, waste of money.