It's a game, play along for a minute.
Do you believe that gravity is real?
Edit: I think this is a lost cause, I can't even get the subjectivists to bite on something that can't be seen.
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So, if I told you I felt lighter today, but when I get on a scale, I'm exactly the same weight.
Would you insist that "feeling lighter" should be something we should try to measure?
Edit: Or say that my scale is flawed because it doesn't care how I feel?
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Why not, my wife does it all the time.
Or are you trying to say that if gravity changes, your scale will measure that change? It may not.
Or are you trying to say that if gravity changes, your scale will measure that change? It may not.
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Scott,
I don't know why you keep bringing up micro-diodes. There ain't no micro-diodes. (Although there are some very small surface mounted parts.) In measurements copper oxides in the wire show no effect.
Would you like to discuss something real such as iron wire or even copper alloyed with iron? That actually can show measurable distortion. Did you know many brass alloys contain iron to improve the wear characteristics?
Are you aware the guys who build cell telephone equipment will replace a connector if it is scratched?
A quality connector does cost more.
But back to the original question. Michael Percy Audio sells a number of RCA connectors that are of good quality and moderate cost.
Well you know all people don't weight the same thanks to a scale, so I want the scale to measure the different weights.
This isn't about multiple people, this is about one person sharing an opinion about something which goes against measurable facts.
The OP did, and I don't understand your point OTHER people keep bringing it up and I have been saying since before the internet this inter-conductor rectification does not happen.
I can't go against measurable facts, I only wish to measure facts that I guess can be measured in the future but now can't be measured.
You don't want to measure factual things, you're looking for a way to measure something that you feel exists, which all actual measurements fail to detect.
The funny thing is, I can trick you by using a cheap cable and talking about how wonderful it sounds, so what is there to measure?
Are we talking about a guillibilityometer?
I suppose a listening session at your place is a gathering of oscilloscopes with you operating them ?
Yes.
I wanna know why sounds better, I don't need other person to know or to convince me.
What's guillibilityometer?
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