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Old 18th November 2009, 01:10 AM   #7571
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It must simply boil down to the fact that some people simply do not care about the differences and how they affect their systems. Some do.
We gave them transistors. Still they keep on measuring....

Seriously though, what you're saying is true, no doubt about it.


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Old 18th November 2009, 01:14 AM   #7572
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Hi, Sure...
Capacitors, resistors, you name it. All passive stuff....

So, if it measures the same it should sound the same, right?

I wish that were true but why do my ears tell me different?

I don't think passive stuff is a passive as it seems. YMMV.

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The thing is they don't all measure the same so you shouldn't expect them to sound the same.
 
Old 18th November 2009, 01:15 AM   #7573
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Not your ears, your brain. But that's heresy in your church.
My church has a proven track record.
I am not the religious type but just wise enough to know that one day science might catch up.

I'm not the only one with a brain either, SY.

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The thing is they don't all measure the same so you shouldn't expect them to sound the same.
Pretty hard to get everything the same, it's mass produced so it has lower precision, unless you buy precise parts, but even those are not the same.
 
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I am not the religious type but just wise enough to know that one day science might catch up.
One would hope wouldn't they
 
Old 18th November 2009, 01:34 AM   #7576
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Furthermore id say what really matters in an Audio System is the Speakers...any problem there is going to be the most Noticeable.
Absolutely. Thats where you get the greatest benefit for the marginal increase in cost, and where the money should go.
 
Old 18th November 2009, 01:35 AM   #7577
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Absolutely. Thats where you get the greatest benefit for the marginal increase in cost, and where the money should go.
That's one of the places however as you start tinkering with that, you will tinker with others and then well, your over your head in other projects and tinkering
 
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That's one of the places however as you start tinkering with that, you will tinker with others and then well, your over your head in other projects and tinkering
Nothing wrong with that - after all this is the diyaudio forum .
 
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Nothing wrong with that - after all this is the diyaudio forum .
Exactly why i signed up many many years ago.!
 
Old 18th November 2009, 04:23 AM   #7580
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Cables do make a difference, but most setups are not able to reproduce the differences due to other factors like room acoustics, speakers, amplifiers, file format, the listener's hearing ability, etc. Although I would think that the "copper foil" cables that have a really thin layer of insulation between the +/- "wire" would create a nice capacitor more often than not.
 

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