On Mon, 30 May 2005 07:39:33 +0100, "SteveB"
sbrads@nildramDOTcoDOTuk wrote:

I don't know about this ZU stuff, but if someone can't hear the difference
between at least some speaker cables then they must either have low
resolution audio equipment or little ability to listen to the various
strands and acoustic of music or just the luck not to have picked a poor
cable.

Bull****. If you can demonstrate an ability to hear 'cable sound'
under level-matched blind conditions, I'll give you £1,000.

It's some time since I compared speaker cables but a few years back
there were night and day differences on my system with 3 types I bought and
various ones I made up. Now, interconnects I could believe, differences are
much smaller compared to speaker cables. With headphone extension cables
we're back to night and day differences, I had to make one myself to get a
non-screwed up sound.

You're kidding yourself, pal. We've heard these claims many many
times, but not one single person has *ever* been able to back them up.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering