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That;s not true, but it is true that there is no problem that can be
solved
in an audio system RCA cables claiming to have directionality.
Wrong again, yob. There is a problem that can be solved. The problem of
directionality.
Since there is little reliable evidence that changing anything else other
than speakers, and room treatments is going to make much difference, that
is
the logical place to work on.
Hence the reason you have an audio system that sounds like pure crap.
Incorrect. There's no way you would know anything about how my systme
sounds, since you've never been here to listen.
I've no doubt you've spent 6 years working on the speaker positioning
though. Probably still are.
Nope, it's been done for quite a while.
If you have reliable evidence to the contrary, please let us know.
Try reading an audio magazine at some point in your life. There are
plenty of audiophile magazines that feature professional reviewers that
review ICs and have noted differences in the directionality.
I said evidence not anecdotes.
Of course,
there will always be people like you, Krueger, Trevor Wilson, David
Weill, Steve Sullivan, ScottW, Westface, ad nauseum who are arrogant
ignorants, skeptical of everything, and think they know it all. And who
have all one thing in common: stereos that sound like pure crap.
I have no doubt that I don't know it all, but I do know that the idea of
directionality has been tested and found to be nothing. Just as nobody has
ever heard any difference in similarly constructed wire.
Even the OPs system, faulty as it is, is no doubt leagues better than
yours. You and Westface are hardly in a position to be doling out audio
advice.
And you are in no position to judge something you know nothing about.