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Hi,
Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx |
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Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian |
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Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian |
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Ian Bell wrote:
Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. -- Nick |
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Ian Bell wrote:
Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. -- Nick |
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"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. Looking at their specs http://www.qed.co.uk/cables/incon/qunex_ss.html While they have about 90 pF/foot capacitance, it's not enough to make an audible change in typical lengths with typically well-designed hi fi gear. |
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"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. Looking at their specs http://www.qed.co.uk/cables/incon/qunex_ss.html While they have about 90 pF/foot capacitance, it's not enough to make an audible change in typical lengths with typically well-designed hi fi gear. |
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 22:50:53 +0000, Nick Gorham
wrote: Ian Bell wrote: Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. No, you can't - not unless you *know* what's connected. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. Bull****. As noted, you can pick up an easy grand if you really can do this. Want a ten grand sidebet? :-) -- Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering |
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 22:50:53 +0000, Nick Gorham
wrote: Ian Bell wrote: Dave xxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 regards Dave xxxxxx Intrigueing. I was not aware that people sell cables that deliberately roll off the HF end and claim they sound better and not only that sell them for lots of cash. Amazing. Ian QED Silver Spiral is one example IMHO, you can tell them in a AB from normal maplin shark. No, you can't - not unless you *know* what's connected. Just makes the sound polite and nice. Well thats one way to describe it, another is dull, and lacking in treble. Its not a huge difference, but I bet its enough in a HiFi shop to make a harsh system sound more listenable. Bull****. As noted, you can pick up an easy grand if you really can do this. Want a ten grand sidebet? :-) -- Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering |
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 20:06:35 GMT, "Dave xxxxxxxxx"
wrote: Hi, Are your ears burning? you are being talked about on Hi Fi Choice forum http://forum.hifichoice.co.uk/viewto...postorder=asc& start=30 I notice that Rozzar didn't pick up on that one. He appears to like his illusions unshattered, and has plenty money.................. -- Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering |
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