Originally posted by ncpl:
Sedluk,
I do hear a change.......what causes it ????
PS... no power conditioners. Just plain old UK grid and a ring main wall outlet.
Ok, no power conditioning. Then the only difference can be shielding, you or way undersizing (which I doubt happens in any cable you tried). I have fooled myself in to thinking something sounds hugely better and then backtracked only to find out it was me.
Moving a speaker an inch will probably make more difference than the power cable. Where you sit, what humidity is, what time of day, what you ate probably makes more difference. So I can't possible see how anyone can say one cable sounds better than the other because listener varies a LOT and you have not covered how you controlled those things. Since you didn't explain how you eliminated those HUGE variables it's too subjective or should I say suggestive.
Unless you A/B it with an instant switch I don't understand how, as a human you can "memorize" what one system sounded like. Some one with a good memory can memorize 8 digits. When you play music you are thrown billions of bits of information. How can one memorize all that information and then compare it 5 minutes later with another billion bits of information.
Did you use instruments to measure the bass difference, if there is audible differences then it should be EASILY measurable. How about running MRC water falls on each and lets see if we can actually measure a difference.
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