Mijostyn, just totally dead wrong yet again:
Chris Brady, of Teres Audio, was over one night. At one point while a song was playing I walked across the room removing the Cable Elevators one by one until the speaker cables were laying on the floor. Then while the same track was still playing, put them all back.
Soon as the track was over Chris said he heard the sound stage collapse and come back as the Elevators were removed and replaced.
This being some time before mijostyn came along I didn't know to tell Chris it was all in his head.
Because I know so well how speaker cables, interconnects and power cords benefit from being up off the floor I was really skeptical when Duke told me not only that it doesn't matter with subs, but to save your money on cables because ordinary wire works just fine too. Sure enough, right again.
Come on clio you can be more honest than that! Cable risers are for people who want to show off their silly $10,000 speaker wires. Anything they do to the sound is purely psychological.
Chris Brady, of Teres Audio, was over one night. At one point while a song was playing I walked across the room removing the Cable Elevators one by one until the speaker cables were laying on the floor. Then while the same track was still playing, put them all back.
Soon as the track was over Chris said he heard the sound stage collapse and come back as the Elevators were removed and replaced.
This being some time before mijostyn came along I didn't know to tell Chris it was all in his head.
Because I know so well how speaker cables, interconnects and power cords benefit from being up off the floor I was really skeptical when Duke told me not only that it doesn't matter with subs, but to save your money on cables because ordinary wire works just fine too. Sure enough, right again.