[Bob Woodward]

wrote:
A few months ago, both ScottW and Howard chided me for remarking that
a pair of headphones I had for review, the ALOAudio Grado SR225s, had
cryogenically-treated, cotton-insulated cable.

Why does this abracadabra almost exclusively show up in the
playback-chain. That is, at the consumers end.

While even the finest recordings you are playing have passed through a
multiple of apparatus / circuits / interlinks ( that they call cables )
connectors / ordinary op-amps and electrolytic capacitors.
None of them treated.

How, do you think, can a cryo cotton cable bring the reproduced sound
closer to the original ?

Start listening to music !

Robert

Who has changed from Audiophile to Melomane long ago.