I'm not sure what to make of this. These guys get a new B&K 5128 and want to throw Harman's research in the bin?

It's Klippel, not Klipple.

I swear that's how my brain works every Friday afternoon.

You're forgetting audiophile fuses.

Well done!

I haven't seen any tests about what you are describing. Where did you come across this?

Because audio cables does not transmit sound.

Some people claim they can clearly hear a difference, and I believe them. Reflective autosuggestion is real, and it works.

I love slick looking custom cables as well. I need to make a couple for my K371's, stock ones are annoyingly microphonic. Just haven't had the time and energy to source affordable 3-pin mini-XLR connectors yet. I haven't seen any evidence to suggest there's any audible difference between two...

Archimago had some interesting points in his blog.

I was more asking for an educated opinion from a scientific point of view. The general consensus among network professionals seems to be that products like this are at best a waste of money.

Yes I watched it. And no, there are no differences between a "audiophile" network switch and a $30 generic one. Apart from the price that is. Bits are bits.

Hi, Found this thread on r/audiophile and thought it might be of interest for the community. Anyone with first hand experience with mentioned product who would like to share a point of view?

You should read this thread on reddit.

Perhaps it was your design all along that was the culprit? Straight question, do you guys measure your headphones in a scientific manner in the R&D stage? If you do, what hardware do you use?