Yes.
Or, certainly they would pretend to. Probably, they made the video then no longer bother.
Perhaps the capacitors are attached to the heat shield installed on NASA's Parker Solar Probe?
NASA's purpose would be weed out early failures and early drift of course.
For Audioquest it's production QA, at the end the Sales Department can give reliability assurance and embellish it with 'sounding better'.
Dan.
You don't really care who says what just that it rubs a certain crowd the wrong way.
No Scott, I have known Rick for many years and Walt Jung (remember him?) and I helped him publish in TAA many years ago. He now has access to the latest audio cables and can take them home to try them. What an opportunity! I wish that I had the same. I believe that audio wiring can make a difference, and have for the last 40 years since I bought my first silver connecting cable in 1978.
Aye, an' sae ye should laddie! Thon big beastie brings a muckle o' bawbees tae us chanty-wrastlers north o' the border!
And so will the signal from the cartridge when it hits all that nasty copper wiring inside your phono stage!
I feel that with all the companies that make audio cables there must be a sonic difference to many people who can hear differences or the companies would not be around. If you can't hear the difference that's ok, we that can, then search for the best sounding cables.
I have found that one type of cables that sounds good in one system might not sound good in another system. It's all about proper matching. For example, a horn speaker driven with all bipolar transistor electronics connected with silver plated copper cables will sound very harsh and not many people will like this system. Changing to stranded copper can make this system livable.
And as I have said before the power cable makes the biggest change. If you don't believe it, then don't worry about it. John Curl and I believe that wire and cable matters. I have known John for over 30yrs and have learned a lot from him, and wire is one of the things that matter for the best designs.
I have found that one type of cables that sounds good in one system might not sound good in another system. It's all about proper matching. For example, a horn speaker driven with all bipolar transistor electronics connected with silver plated copper cables will sound very harsh and not many people will like this system. Changing to stranded copper can make this system livable.
And as I have said before the power cable makes the biggest change. If you don't believe it, then don't worry about it. John Curl and I believe that wire and cable matters. I have known John for over 30yrs and have learned a lot from him, and wire is one of the things that matter for the best designs.
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