So you think wire conductors in cables are directional? Think again...

It's not 1993 and jitter is not a problem in modern DACs. 

Hello,
I think it boils down to how resolving your system is. If you are using a $300 surround sound receiver pushing $10 speakers I doubt you will hear the difference. On the other hand if you had a six figure system I am sure you would hear the difference if your hearing is good enough. Not everyone who is an audiophile can hear subtle differences in music or cables. Sometimes I wish I could turn on and off that level of that sense. Another thought is some people putting equipment and cables on scanning equipment and eureka they have the perfect speaker or the perfect cable. Not! We know that their are some things science cannot explain. PS Audio tried to design a good sounding speaker and a phono preamp on a computer. It did not completely work. Bottom line is there are some systems that you can tell when a cable is reversed or when one power cable sounds good and another doesn’t- to you. Remember, it doesn’t sound good to you but someone else may really enjoy the sounds it produces. That’s why we have so many different companies who produce all of this stuff we love to listen to. 

clearthinker360 posts05-16-2021 4:24am" Electric charges typically flow as slowly as a river of warm putty. And in AC circuits, the moving charges don’t move forward at all, instead they sit in one place and vibrate."

Hi Edgewound
Seems like nonsense to me.
Suggest you buy a mile of cable. Connect one end to the mains.
Connect other end to your hand.
Eat your lunch while you wait for the river of warm putty to reach your hand.
Reconsider your opinion.
Ho hum.

Hey @clearthinker....I didn't write this. But keep failing to actually pay attention. It's clear you're not understanding the concepts.