Nothing as far as I can see.Ah, but what does the wire quality have to do with this?
As in the thread title?
Also, the OP and his supporter seem to have gone quiet...
Unless a cable magically changes length from moment to moment. And then only one cable of the stereo pair.
Ah ingenious! Simple but effective.The first test I recommend when testing a new cable type, is to wire both speakers to one amp channel and first verify that all image is dead center. If it is not, stop, do not proceed.
If perfect, then wire one speaker with the new cable. If all the image remains perfectly centered, stop. The cable made zero difference with these speakers.
If some of the image content shifts to either side, or becomes a non sharp centered image, then you have spotted a difference in response.
If that occurs, reverse the cables and re-try. If the change follows the wire, you can decide if you like what the new cables do, or not. If the change does not, you are chasing a perception ghost.
- I'd also observe that by now we can measure response down to micro- or even nano-slices of time...not that anybody does so.