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Very poorly worded statement (and, hey, I´m also a native Spanish speaker, but I don´t hide behind that or use it as an excuse when somebody contradicts me) .
Truth is: "oscilloscopes do not measure subjective "parameters" (soundstage, prat, velvety, woody, sweet, whatever) , but measurable, repeatable, calibrated physical ones such as SPL, response curves, distortion, waveforms, etc.

I repeat again I believe in measurements. I never mentioned soundstage, prat, velvety, woody, sweet, whatever.

Te repito de nuevo que yo creo en las medidas. Yo nunca he mencionado escena, aterciopelado, cuerpo, dulce, etc.
 
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Daniel quinn said:
Again explanation by analogy . Not one simple ,coherent explanation as to why RCA connectors cant sound different and that difference may give rise to preferences in reproduced sound .
No analogy. The coherent explanation (already given) is based on elementary circuit theory, as in
DF96 said:
Trivial potential dividers (otherwise known as connectors) are well understood.

merlin el mago said:
I don't like your comment.
My comment about punctuation and spelling was addressed to someone who I assume is a native English speaker. I am impressed by the quality of English here from non-native speakers, but sometimes concerned by that from natives. Sorry if I offended anybody.

Daniel quinn said:
I have to say gents , if my submissions to the judges of England and Wales were of commensurate quality, I would probably be unemployed .
Let us hope that your legal submissions are based on a knowledge of English law and language, as our technical submissions are based on a knowledge of circuit theory.

Because I am satisfied they do . I am not the one seeking to negate my empirical experience with theory .
On what evidence do you base your belief? I assume you are well aware of what "evidence" means? You have conducted 'no-peeking' tests to confirm this? You are aware that claims of an unexpected nature conflicting with accepted knowledge require significant evidence?
 
I am not able to hear difference in sound between two brands of KP capacitors, metal film resistors etc. But I hear clear difference between two RCA plugs I have -Kimber ultra plate and WBT 0102 CU Nexgen .
Improvement approaches hard wired connection.
Do skeptics think that WBT design approach( low metal mass, OFC copper, direct gold plating etc) is the worst pseudo-science? I suggest them to try it with an open mind.
 

I don't understand the disconnect here, it's pretty straightforward.

I did not invent the idea that RCA connectors sound the same. You can not say my position is an "idea". It's not. It's readily provable fact.

If you want to claim the opposite, you're going to have to come at it with equally compelling evidence that proves it, and at the same time, proves how the existing factual data is incorrect.

Hint: You can't.
 
Either they are per se , or that difference is in my head . I have read absolutely nothing that would allow me to reasonably and proportionately conclude the difference is in my head .
If your judicial system operates on the same basis to determine whether or not the defendant is guilty or not guilty, I would say your country is not one I would choose to live in.

"Your honor, I have seen nothing that would allow me to reasonably conclude that this man is innocent. Therefore, the court must convict."
 
I don't understand the disconnect here, it's pretty straightforward.

I did not invent the idea that RCA connectors sound the same. You can not say my position is an "idea". It's not. It's readily provable fact.

If you want to claim the opposite, you're going to have to come at it with equally compelling evidence that proves it, and at the same time, proves how the existing factual data is incorrect.

Hint: You can't.

If you state all RCA connectors sounds the same probe and give data and ABX test supporting your statement. I don't trust only in measurements or only in my ears.
 
No analogy. The coherent explanation (already given) is based on elementary circuit theory, as in



My comment about punctuation and spelling was addressed to someone who I assume is a native English speaker. I am impressed by the quality of English here from non-native speakers, but sometimes concerned by that from natives. Sorry if I offended anybody.


Let us hope that your legal submissions are based on a knowledge of English law and language, as our technical submissions are based on a knowledge of circuit theory.


On what evidence do you base your belief? I assume you are well aware of what "evidence" means? You have conducted 'no-peeking' tests to confirm this? You are aware that claims of an unexpected nature conflicting with accepted knowledge require significant evidence?

Thanks for apologizes, like Andrew said make sense from a native point of view.
 
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