It could be,
Some DIY trial and test. However we don't know what knowledge is backing it up.
Ie just some examples, eddy currents in materials, adding inductance to Earth cables slowing the operation of fusing for ADS. Double insulation of mains cables and correct colour codes. Correct current rating of cables and fuse protection.
Safety always comes before any sound enhancement.
Obviously the electrical codes are different in various countries.
Playing with mains cables is not a good idea when you realise the fault current available if something goes wrong.
Regards
M. Gregg
Some DIY trial and test. However we don't know what knowledge is backing it up.
Ie just some examples, eddy currents in materials, adding inductance to Earth cables slowing the operation of fusing for ADS. Double insulation of mains cables and correct colour codes. Correct current rating of cables and fuse protection.
Safety always comes before any sound enhancement.
Obviously the electrical codes are different in various countries.
Playing with mains cables is not a good idea when you realise the fault current available if something goes wrong.
Regards
M. Gregg
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The difference is that selling expensive tat to audiophiles is legal (in the UK, at least). I understand that product advertising either has to be true (or so vague as to be unfalsifiable), or so obviously false that an ordinary sensible person will realise that it is just marketing puffery. Trading Standards are more interested in fake branding than fake technical claims.
Use copper, it's FAR cheaper and works just as well. Having plated connectors is a good idea as they make better contact. As long as the gauge is up to the job, even slightly larger the audible difference will be zero.
For F***s sake, your house is wired with copper and the supply from the transformer in your street is most likely copper, the feed from the power station is probably aluminium, do you really think that a few feet of any guru nonsense is going to make any difference.
Now supplying the amp boards themselves from the DC supply in the amplifier can make a difference.
For F***s sake, your house is wired with copper and the supply from the transformer in your street is most likely copper, the feed from the power station is probably aluminium, do you really think that a few feet of any guru nonsense is going to make any difference.
Now supplying the amp boards themselves from the DC supply in the amplifier can make a difference.
Writing it in big red letters doesn't make it any less nigerian sounding and you are the one who said FUFUTECH in post 13.
silver for mains cable ? ouch
I tried that once, and it did not sound good
and that was not even a joke copper sounds better
now probably I will be banned for saying that
btw, by correct phase I did not mean correct wire color, but which wire connects to either side of the trafo
that matters, if you are exstremely critical
I tried that once, and it did not sound good
and that was not even a joke
copper sounds better now probably I will be banned for saying that
btw, by correct phase I did not mean correct wire color, but which wire connects to either side of the trafo
that matters, if you are exstremely critical
These cables are connected to the amplifier in the bedroom
Home cinema ARCAM AVR 300- DALI IKON 6
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I know I'm probably going to try to build a linear power supply.
For audio circuit +9v -9v
based onToraidl transformer for the project I'm doing at the moment on 2900 DENON DVD
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