Sadly true - they keep avoiding the issue.
UnclePuncle,
If you read previous threads you will find out what science teaches us about audio cables. You will find out what my position is, and that of any number of other contributors. Have a look for LCR. Good luck. I really can't be bothered repeating this ad infinitum because there are some utter imbeciles (or as Romy would say "audio morons") here who still don't seem to understand.
Sadly, if you look through the posts all you will see is how blinkered and ignorant certain people are. Most of your insults are pathetic comming from someone with your attitude.
Your argument and piss taking have very poor foundations.
To Quote;
Let's
clarify for you. In all
probability 90-95% of cables are
electrically similar. It's fairly
simple to make a cable that does what is required of an audio cable. Just because one claims to have two strands of
Elephant cock smeared in Mr P's
sacred sperm does not make it in any way
different elecrically speaking.
All we care about are inductance, capacitance and resistance.
You only want to take the piss out anyone and everyone who MAY have similar beliefs that cables can produce different results.
You base all argument on the basis of all being "electrically similar"
Your defence is "all that matters is LCR".
Its not a case of utter morons or imbeciles not understanding you, its you comming accross as a complete twat because your theory seems to be based on your belief system.
You say that all that matters is LCR, and all electricaly similar cables sound the same.
My examples and the point I was trying top put across was simlple, not all audio cables have the same LCR, nor are they of similar electrical construction, or physical construction.
If they were, you would not have issue's such as amplifier compatability, as can be had with old Naim and Spectral, nor the difference in measurement and dynamic loss as I posted earlier with two spkr cables.
So on one hand, we can have people like you post simplistic views on what matters, based on clarifying the probability of electricaly similar simple easy to construct cable having no difference to complex construction with "fancy" materials. Stating therefor that anyone who believes or hears otherwise is a moron.
And on the other hand, someone not asking about making cables, but about those cables available to the consumer which may have different "electrical similarities" and different construction methods, therefor may have diferent LCR.
In other words, instead of theorising about all that is required and passing judgement based on what makes a good cable, and judging cable and its users on cost, and going on about LCR, why don't people look at what measurable differences may be present in some present consumer cables, which may explain why some people using them could be claiming to hear differences.
As I was trying to point out, this was done by HiFi News during 1997, and 1999. Which when I was told I was lying, I produced (with the intention to point out I was not lying) references which led to the above articles and mentioned them.
So basing an argument on all cables being electricaly similar with all that matters being LCR, and ignoring the opinion that already constructed consumer cables may be different seems ludicrous.
And remember I am not talking about cost value and what people hear, just pointing out that there are measurable differences, and not all consumer audio cables conform to one's simple view of "similar electrical construction" and optimum LCR.