Afternoon all,
I find myself in a discussion with various snake-oil driven folk about the audibility or speaker cable. I, for what it's worth, fall very much into the camp that believes there's many easily measurable aspects of speaker/amp systems that are vastly more significant than the changes that may result from the substitution of one eye-wateringly expensive speaker cable for another eye-wateringly expensive speaker cable. But hey, not everybody sees things that way.
So, can anybody here point me in the direction of any properly peer-reviewed objective technical evidence that points to speaker cables having an influence beyond what would be expected and predictable from their bulk resistance, capacitance and inductance (this is of course after they've been, "burned in"
Thanks
Phil
I find myself in a discussion with various snake-oil driven folk about the audibility or speaker cable. I, for what it's worth, fall very much into the camp that believes there's many easily measurable aspects of speaker/amp systems that are vastly more significant than the changes that may result from the substitution of one eye-wateringly expensive speaker cable for another eye-wateringly expensive speaker cable. But hey, not everybody sees things that way.
So, can anybody here point me in the direction of any properly peer-reviewed objective technical evidence that points to speaker cables having an influence beyond what would be expected and predictable from their bulk resistance, capacitance and inductance (this is of course after they've been, "burned in"
Thanks
Phil