Resistor Sound Quality?

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This tread is a joke. If you can;t hear difference between resistors then skip Hifi.

Your comment is a joke and an illustration of why audio as a hobby gets so much grief.... have you proof that you can hear differences between resistors or are you like many of the GEB so convinced in their infallible hearing that reality has to take a back seat.
 
Bi-directional property

Any directional coupler is bi-directional, that is, it performs equally well when the signal is incident on port 2 versus port 1, but the coupled and isolated ports flip. All direction couplers are bi-directional, unless you terminate one of the ports. Consider the coupled-line coupler below. Port 4 is the coupled port when a signal is incident on port 1, and port 3 is the coupled port when a signal is incident on port 2.
 
This tread is a joke. If you can;t hear difference between resistors then skip Hifi.

It is easy to see where you are coming from.

(1) Can't spell thread right

(2) Start out utterly dissing the thread and its participants

(3) Make the broadest possible generalization about parts and people

Just guessing here, but probably not the best way to make friends and influence people.
 
Just to stir the waters some more. Based on the numerous examples out there in tech papers from suppliers such as TI, AD, Vishay etc, it would suggest that there is more performance gain from getting the layout right (or should that be potential loss) than from special passives.

In my humble opinion a lot of fashion audio layout is not good, and quite often an open invitation for RF, EMC and other problems...
 
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