Do Audiophile Cables Matter? Here's PROOF!

"Any way we can find out the name of that album which had nice story attached to it in one of the above posts?"

Nevermind, wrong thread.

Any way we can find out the name of that album which had nice story attached to it in one of the above posts?

dave_b,

"Audio myopathy is a serious disease..."

I feel you wanted to write "Audio myopia is a serious disease...".

"Radio Shack used to be the place to go to for stereo equipment back in the day. I guess there’s no need to evolve from those days..."

It would be nice to go back to those days. Not one thing I have from Radio Shack has failed. Not even a cable.

I was wondering if going into cable manufacturing is what a person does once burnt out from military career. That burn-out becomes a burn-in.

Military research scientist, military Avionics Sensor Systems Specialist , MS, Defense and Strategic Studies, aeronautical engineering, mathematical statistics and operations research, worked on the development team for the F-16 fighter jet and A-10 bomber.

A collection of violent businessmen?

Speaking of a redeeming audiophile value, does a pair of Tekton Moabs, or even just one of them, fit in the back of an Urus?

mahgister,

No need to apologize for your English. It is understandable, at least the writing part.

Should we petition for bringing geoffkait back?

boxer12,

You got it right. I was thinking of posting that to recent posters even geoffkait seems like a well-mannered reasonable debater with admirable writing proficiency. I will not say I miss him, out of some secret pride, but I do wish he came back. At least, he can put  a decent sentence together most of the time. Regardless of the direction.

It is your presentation inadequacy. Yawn.

speedbump6,

If I ever manage to figure out what you want to say in your writings, I may give it a few extra minutes of discussion. Until then, why don’t you join some tween forum?

speedbump6,

"Glupson, or maybe the nordst Odin, lolN80, why do you guys always take what was really said and turn it into something else."

"N80 is the one I specified about changing what was said, but I guess you felt the need to show you had that ability also."

Maybe it would be easier to comprehend your sentences if you did not mention two people in same sentence and then addressed only one of them with a plural ("guys"). It would also help if you separated words while writing.

Aside of that, I did mention that people who do not desire Lamborghini exist with a caveat "unless it is a Marzal". Explaining that stylistic twist to someone with your writing skills would be way too complicated. Maybe next time.

speedbump6,

"...why do you guys always take what was really said and turn it into something else. I never said anything of the sort."

"Or you wouldn’t desire a Lamborghini if you had the money over your Toyota Camry?"

Why do you always pretend others did not understand what you wrote? No, I would not desire a Lamborghini even if I had Toyota Camry. No, I do not desire $65000 cables. I truly do not. Which does not mean that you should not desire, or acquire, them.

By the way, that longish post of yours was so poorly written that it became worrisome. No, it is not my comprehension.

isochronism,

Check the Marzal out. It is not just another lowly Lamborghini. Mine was yellowish, but now I see that the real one was silverish. Mine was Matchbox. The real one is The One. Check it on youtube.

https://www.motor1.com/news/352601/lamborghini-marzal-concept-villa-d-este/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkdw772IvVU

Many people do not desire a Lamborghini, regardless of the cost.

Unless it is a Marzal, of course.

The link does not work.

"They totally ignore the vast chorus of voices who have tried it out for themselves..."

Is there anyone on audiogon forum who has had only one cable in her/his life?

"...and claim it represents the population as a whole."

Population as a whole uses Bluetooth.

"...no wires at all, now there’s progress!"

If only all the cable gurus put their talent behind inventing better wireless instead of better-marketed cables...

Instead, we get "progress" with better wires. Thank goodness that people at Bose are more progressive than that.

By the way, Nikola. Not Nicola.

Hmmmm,

I clicked on the link under the video and this is what I got...

"Your connection isn't private

Attackers might be trying to steal your information from www.gr-research.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards)."

A pattern?

Too late, just when I stumbled on this scientific jewel, I stopped using antenae altogether.

How does the cable know which signal is noise and which one is soprano so it can filter the noise out?

Is there a reason that advertisement at the beginning of the video was for a Disney story?