In article , 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. 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.

ahem Stewart will probably be along again shortly... You may be able to
make some cash here... ;-)

Alas, although various others in the past have said they can hear "night
and day" differences, so far as I know, none of them have been able to
substantiate this in a reliable test. Still, this could be your chance to
make a lot of money quite easily if you are correct!

I'd be interested to know what lengths of cables you compared, and using
what speakers. FWIW your experience is quite different to mine.


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.

Question as above. Plus what amp you used and how the phone o/p was taken
from it.

Slainte,

Jim

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