anybody that believes that silver does not oxidize does not know anything about cables, come on, I have heard about your cheap termination's, and what your cabes look like inside, talkig about the major fleesing of the cable industry!
Gabriel Gold IC's are they really this good?
Hi-
Any one else out there using these Gabriel Gold IC's?
I need to know if it is me or if anyone else finds them as good as me.
I bought a pair on auction a while back and compared them to my Stealth cables.
After about a week of going back and forth I found the Gabriel Golds to have bettered my Stealths and bought more.
Is it me?
Just wondering what some other folks who bought them think of them.
Thanks for the input.
Any one else out there using these Gabriel Gold IC's?
I need to know if it is me or if anyone else finds them as good as me.
I bought a pair on auction a while back and compared them to my Stealth cables.
After about a week of going back and forth I found the Gabriel Golds to have bettered my Stealths and bought more.
Is it me?
Just wondering what some other folks who bought them think of them.
Thanks for the input.
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Audiolabryinth said: anybody that believes that silver does not oxidize does not know anything about cablesIt does of course oxidize. The relevant questions are: 1. Does it oxidize at an appreciable rate when exposed to air? 2. How does the conductivity of the oxidation product differ from silver itself? Per this thread on AA is seems that the answer, as is often the case, is "it depends". If you live near a salt marsh or another area with lots of hydrogen sulfide in the air, silver seems like not so good an idea. Otherwise, who knows. Anyways, periodic cleaning of connectors is always a good idea. Chill out, dude ;-) |
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