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Iain Churches wrote:

I talked on the phone with a chap today who
told me he had a very good idea for a high-end
loudspeaker cable.

It was based upon some thick twin co-axial with
two separate shields. He had then connected
the screen of the left wire to the inner of the right
wire, and the inner of the left wire to the screen
of the right wire.

What exactly did he imagine this achieved ?

A way to separate fools from money.
He made them initially for his own use.

"TT" wrote in message
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"Phil Allison" wrote in message
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: "Iain Cherchus = Total LIAR "
:
:
: Come on Arny. Don't come over all sanctimonious on us.
: If someone offered you USD100 an hr for making up
cables,
: you would not be able to get you fat little pensioners'
legs under
: the bench fast enough! And you know it:-)
:
:
: ** Whenever the smirking Cherchus criminal psychopath ends
a para
: with a smiley - it means the cretin has just posted yet
another
:
: TOTAL BLOODY FABRICATION
:
:
:
:
: ...... Phil
:
Come on Philthy, you dream of being able to make a $100/hr.
The green eyed jealously monster is coming out in you again.

TT



Morning TT.

We need to be a little careful here in currency conversion. I was
originally workingin Euros, a currency considerably stronger
than the USD.

But for Arny's benefit I switched to USD on a 1:1 rate. I did
this for two reasons. 1) I wondered if Arny would be familiar
with the Euro (and aware of its value) and 2) becase, according
to a post (by Peter W, IIRC) electronic assembly work is poorly
paid in the US. But, the real rate would have been USD 138,65
per hr.

In Phil's case, it becomes AUD 165.90 (Probably a great deal
less than he earns at the moment:-)

Best regards
Iain

"Iain Churches" wrote in message
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"Eeyore" wrote in message
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Iain Churches wrote:

I talked on the phone with a chap today who
told me he had a very good idea for a high-end
loudspeaker cable.

It was based upon some thick twin co-axial with
two separate shields. He had then connected
the screen of the left wire to the inner of the right
wire, and the inner of the left wire to the screen
of the right wire.

What exactly did he imagine this achieved ?

I have no idea. It seems, like Eiron said, that this
is nothing new, but like most things, gas been tried
before. I understand thereare also companies in
Italy who make speaker cable exactly in this way.

Iain
Sorry. Early morning typo (yet again) for "gas" read
"has"

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Iain Churches" wrote in message
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"Eiron" wrote in message
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It's a very old idea and still as pointless as ever
unless the point is to fleece audiophools.

Yes. I had a feeling he had not invented something
new. But he certainly does seem to have found
a market niche.

Some of us have these ethics thingies that keep us from perpetrating
scams like that.

Come on Arny. Don't come over all sanctimonious on us.
If someone offered you USD100 an hr for making up cables,
you would not be able to get you fat little pensioners' legs under
the bench fast enough! And you know it:-)

I've turned down more lucrative deals on the same grounds.

Yes, yes. Arny. Of *course* you have:-))

"Iain Cherchus CRIMINAL LIAR "


Yes, yes. Arny. Of *course* you have:-))



** Whenever the smirking Cherchus criminal psychopath ends a para
with a smiley - it means the cretin has just posted yet another

TOTAL BLOODY FABRICATION !!!




....... Phil

Iain Churches wrote:

"Eeyore" wrote
Iain Churches wrote:

I talked on the phone with a chap today who
told me he had a very good idea for a high-end
loudspeaker cable.

It was based upon some thick twin co-axial with
two separate shields. He had then connected
the screen of the left wire to the inner of the right
wire, and the inner of the left wire to the screen
of the right wire.

What exactly did he imagine this achieved ?

I have no idea. It seems, like Eiron said, that this
is nothing new, but like most things, gas been tried
before. I understand thereare also companies in
Italy who make speaker cable exactly in this way.

But why ?

Screened cable is irrelevent to such a connection.

Graham

"Iain Churches" wrote in message
ti.fi...
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: "TT" wrote in message
: ...
:
: "Phil Allison" wrote in message
: ...
: :
: :
: : "Iain Cherchus = Total LIAR "
: :
: :
: : Come on Arny. Don't come over all sanctimonious on
us.
: : If someone offered you USD100 an hr for making up
: cables,
: : you would not be able to get you fat little
pensioners'
: legs under
: : the bench fast enough! And you know it:-)
: :
: :
: : ** Whenever the smirking Cherchus criminal psychopath
ends
: a para
: : with a smiley - it means the cretin has just posted
yet
: another
: :
: : TOTAL BLOODY FABRICATION
: :
: :
: :
: :
: : ...... Phil
: :
: Come on Philthy, you dream of being able to make a
$100/hr.
: The green eyed jealously monster is coming out in you
again.
:
: TT
:
:
:
: Morning TT.
:
: We need to be a little careful here in currency
conversion. I was
: originally workingin Euros, a currency considerably
stronger
: than the USD.
:
: But for Arny's benefit I switched to USD on a 1:1 rate. I
did
: this for two reasons. 1) I wondered if Arny would be
familiar
: with the Euro (and aware of its value) and 2) becase,
according
: to a post (by Peter W, IIRC) electronic assembly work is
poorly
: paid in the US. But, the real rate would have been USD
138,65
: per hr.
:
: In Phil's case, it becomes AUD 165.90 (Probably a great
deal
: less than he earns at the moment:-)

..... per week! ;-)
:
: Best regards
: Iain
:

USD, Aust.D, Can.D or even HKD it is *STILL* more than
Philthy can earn in an hour! The closest he could get is
probably 100 IDR/hr as a speed bump in the local shopping
mall :-))

BTW IDR Indonesian Rupiah 7,781 = A$1.00

Cheers Terry :-))

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
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:
: "Iain Cherchus CRIMINAL LIAR "
:
:
: Yes, yes. Arny. Of *course* you have:-))
:
:
:
: ** Whenever the smirking Cherchus criminal psychopath ends
a para
: with a smiley - it means the cretin has just posted yet
another
:
: TOTAL BLOODY FABRICATION !!!
:
:
:
:
: ...... Phil
:
You're repeating yourself again! Tsk! Tsk! Letting our
psychosis show again are we? Mmmm.....? (To be read in a
very condescending tone)

TT

In article i, Iain
Churches wrote:

"Eiron" wrote in message
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It's a very old idea and still as pointless as ever unless the point
is to fleece audiophools.

Yes. I had a feeling he had not invented something new. But he
certainly does seem to have found a market niche.

It is not clear to me if he has 'invented' anything, or why the arrangement
would be of any interest or relevance - apart perhaps to those who have an
interest in knotwork or embroidery. :-)

Slainte,

Jim

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"Iain Churches" wrote in message
ti.fi...

But for Arny's benefit I switched to USD on a 1:1 rate. I did
this for two reasons. 1) I wondered if Arny would be familiar
with the Euro (and aware of its value) and 2) becase, according
to a post (by Peter W, IIRC) electronic assembly work is poorly
paid in the US. But, the real rate would have been USD 138,65
per hr.

So who does electronic assembly?

Certainly, not I!