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Originally Posted by mrarroyo  But apologize he did, do you other issues with this seller? I ask because you have two similar threads going on this issue.
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And, by the way, that seller seems to be a nice guy and his prices are acceptable (as opposed to the prices of some of his competitors in selling HD800 aftermarket cables!).
However, trying to convince that his cables are able to let go 96kHz and then "explaining" why this is needed, with a lot of conviction... is... how to put it... funny
Apologising afterwards on the "confusion" means nothing, it is obvious that he has zero idea about the audible frequencies and sampling frequencies and so on. Again, it's like if a car manufacturer mixes the steering wheel with a tyre,
then explaines why a steering wheel has a better contact with the road and therefore the car gets a better propulsion, and in the end apologises for the "confusion".
Would you accept the apologise and would you trust that car producer?
Fortunately you don't need to know much about electronics and physics and acoustics in order to build a good cable. All you need to know is... soldering. Therefore I don't doubt that his cables are as good and as well-built as other similar cables, selling at 800-1400 USD.
