On Sun, 1 May 2011 16:00:25 -0700, Gary Eickmeier wrote
(in article ):
"Audio Empire" wrote in message
...
A lot more work needs to be done, but it looks like the British measurement
company, Acuity Products (http://www.acuityproducts.co.uk/) has developed
a
waveform analysis test for the effects of cables on sound(!).
Listen fellers - this stuff is really incredibly simple.
The only way to tell if a SOUND is AUDIBLE is with a LISTENING test. All the
king's meters and all the king's scopes do not mean anything unless
correlated with LISTENING tests.
All together now: How can you tell if two cables sound different from each
other?
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Gary Eickmeier
Easy. They don't because they can't. speaking of effects that are below the
threshold of hearing!