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In Reply to: If you can really hear a difference, personal preference is the right word, not "bias" posted by Richard BassNut Greene on June 5, 2008 at 14:56:45:
from the other room while doing dishes! How? All three behaved differently in the bass which she could hear through the walls. The monster had the thickest and deepest bass, next was the lamp cord (believe it or not) followed by the Discwasher cable.
In this blind test while preforming other functions she was right 100% of the time. Where the hell do they get all these lame testers? or What are they doing to sabotage the tests?
Personally I have never heard two different brands interconnects or speaker cables that sound the same. Some people say cables are expensive tone controls, but even though the tonal qualities are vastly different. the difference is in cable construction, induction, compliance, etc. Which changes the behavior of the speakers thus changing the timbre.
Can you tell me any two cables or two components that sound the same? I don't believe they exist, at the very least I have never found them.
As a bass lover, surely you can tell the difference in bass response with every cable out there on the market and I bet you can name at least a dozen brands that are lame in the lower regions. So who are you trying to fool?
Or a bigger question if what you claim is true that no audiophile can hear the difference between cables, how do you explain my mom doing it when she was not even critically listening.
Also take three different cables and give me about three days to get used to the sound of each and I will be able to name each cable in a blind listening test. The sound of cables and speakers are more drastically different than the sound of components.
Music is love,
Mono is not music to my ears.
Give me stereo or give me silence!
Teresa
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Follow Ups
- My Mom could hear the difference between Original Monster, 12 Gauge Discwasher and 14 Gauge lamp cord - Teresa 06/7/0803:12:51 06/7/08 (15)
- Complete fiction. I've done measurements and so have others - Richard BassNut Greene 12:18:47 06/8/08 (13)
- Not matter what you throw out it is 100% true. YOU WERE NOT THERE! I wish you were so you would shut up - Teresa 18:16:14 06/8/08 (12)
- "My Mom could hear the difference from the other room while doing dishes" = makes audiophiles look foolish - Richard BassNut Greene 08:01:09 06/9/08 (11)
- You are totally and completely wrong, audiophiles hear the difference in both interconnect and speaker cables - Teresa 09:45:26 06/9/08 (10)
- RE: You are totally and completely wrong, audiophiles hear the difference in both interconnect and speaker cab - middleground 03:56:18 06/10/08 (8)
- Music is the important thing, good equipment is just a path there. - Teresa 18:19:14 06/10/08 (3)
- "I also score one for Bass Nut for mediocrity and for betraying his own name. He is also a sad sack " - Richard BassNut Greene 08:59:16 06/11/08 (2)
- This must be your Asylum fantasy... - robert young 03:31:04 06/12/08 (1)
- Maybe Teresa is really my alter ego? - Richard BassNut Greene 07:01:51 06/12/08 (0)
- "I would score one for Bass Nut. " - Richard BassNut Greene 07:23:40 06/10/08 (3)
- Why not listen to music instead of so-called scientists and their phoney tests? Music is THE important thing! - Teresa 18:33:08 06/10/08 (2)
- "a 4 inch woofer would be no different than a 12 inch ..." - Richard BassNut Greene 08:40:52 06/11/08 (1)
- "...Except it would have Woofer Envy" (nt) - kerr 12:31:25 06/11/08 (0)
- Not quite. Audiophiles believe they hear differences but can NEVER prove it - Richard BassNut Greene 16:00:11 06/9/08 (0)
- RE: My Mom could hear the difference between Original Monster, 12 Gauge Discwasher and 14 Gauge lamp cord - middleground 07:16:39 06/8/08 (0)
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