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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.I agree. In fact, I sold all the cables and the entire system and now I enjoy reading the measurement graphs together with the musical...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.“…. looking for something to explain why some claim to hear differences in cables, amps and possibly the analogue output stage of...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.Yes! I can agree on everything. Effective methodology and theoretical methodology pre-established to the effective one and aimed at its...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.“Lenses that mesure the same in all those aspects will image the same…” if -only if - the analog support (eg: Kodachrome dia 25/Asa)...
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Yes, my parents used to have one. Fun for a few minutes but a bit of a gimmick. I've always taken issue with it being labelled 3-D. It... -
RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.True. I can't name names but many cables (analog and digital signals) are really unmanageable. I own some and those that have...
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I find many "audiophile" cables with "audiophile" RCA connectors to be counterproductive TBH. No noticeable improvement in electrical...
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RRiccioli30 reacted to tjkohli's post in the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one with Like.
Since we're making photography references, measuring impedance of cables is literally like saying that photos taken with lenses that...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.I always read you carefully but you have not convinced me. I want to say it better: you have convinced me. Then I go to listen and I...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.Yea! My mistake. “Capacitance”. yes. always passionate about photography. I find that many expressions to describe visual and/or...
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RRiccioli30 reacted to 2leftears's post in the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one with Like.
If you are looking for an explanation in terms of conductivity, a few points are worth bearing in mind: A cable impedance/conductivity...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.I have one.
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RRiccioli30 reacted to The Jester's post in the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one with Like.
Going with the photography angle, anyone remember the 3D Viewmaster discs and viewers ?
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.My two cents were referring to listening to signal cables. For power cables the currents involved are “n” times higher and the going...
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RRiccioli30 replied to the thread My six-year-old daughter flawlessly passed a blind test between a silver-plated wire and a copper one.Good questions. I can only give my 2 cents. A cheap copper cable can be the same to the ear as an expensive cable. Maybe because...
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