IMO high price cable is just a joke, does your speaker has capacitor
and coil built inside for frequency separation? Are the coil inside
all made of silver or also separated multi-core wires that match with
the "standard" of your cable?
The quality of sound is somewhat much more subjective than picture
quality, if you like the taste even the tube amp with poorer
specification will make you feel better than Power MOS-FET driven amp
with better specification. Okay, I am a long time out of the Hi-Fi or
(Mid-Fi) market, since I found the most important factor is to get a
good listening environment, here in Hong Kong is almost impossible if
you don't own a fortune.
C.H.Ling
Vaughan Bromfield wrote:
>
> In the early 1980s I worked with a Norwegian electronics ghru-weenie-guy
> who designed a perfect 8 ohm speaker cable based on transmission line
> theory (or some such solidly-based-on-fact and not snake oil and wishful
> thinking). His only problem was finding a perfect 8 ohm loadspeaker to
> plug it into! Seriously. Loudspeakers are far from perfect, their
> impedence varies wildly with frequency and phase of the moon.
>
> The product IS the marketing. -- Ben Elton (I forget the book title)
>
> Vaughan
>
> Frank wrote:
>
> > High-end is not about playing the music but about recreating the event (or
> > creating the impression that you are there), and it's just expensive as
> > hell. Has it ever crossed your mind to pay $10,000 for an 8' pair of
> > speaker cables??
>
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