On 30 May 2005 15:35:04 -0700, "andy" wrote:

So we can have a different frequency response just above/below the
audible range with the two cables? The loudspeaker/amplifier response
can be non-linear in this range and so transfer energy into the audible
range. The source can be chosen to have plenty of energy just
above/below the audible range.

It looks doable with test tones (is this cheating?) but will be more
difficult with music. Would make an interesting little project.

But why would you *need* to cheat, if Kimber cable (or substitute your
favourite snake-oil peddlar) is 'night and day' better than ordinary
twinflex?

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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering