On 22/04/2010 17:27, Bob Latham wrote:
In articleQsSdnb6eZPBRsE3WnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@giganews. com,
Arny wrote:

While modern science does a wonderful job of explaining very, very many
things including the vast realms of audio that escape Trevor's
understanding,

It doesn't otherwise you would be able to explain why my speaker cables
and analogue interconnects sound different (and they do) and not telling
me its in my mind.

If it's not in your mind then you can demonstrate it to us.
A couple of 10-second wav files of whatever music shows the difference best,
from CD player to a decent soundcard, with the only difference being the
interconnects.
That should be sufficient.
Or better still, use a mono source feeding the left and right channels
of the soundcard
through two different cables. Any difference will spoil the mono image.

--
Eiron.