manaox2
Headphoneus Supremus
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Forks work to different extremes then cables. I am really looking for advice based on experience. Blue Jeans cable will not stand for a permanent fixture for me unless I test it against higher priced cabling (nothing over the $500 range) and deem it good enough. I don't think you'll find many takers in the bet that blue jeans cable sounds as good as as the Red Dawn, however I'm sure it satisfies. It wouldn't be hard to sell either cable for a very small loss here if either were to prove less to my liking for the money paid.
I go through the trouble to test and gain experience because I care.
Originally Posted by Dr. Strangelove /img/forum/go_quote.gif A fork is something that moves the food from the plate to the mouth (Cable). A poorly designed fork will not hold the food properly and therefore drop food, which results in a lessened taste (Signal loss). It could even be made out of poor materials and inject some bad taste in to the food (bad shielding, etc). A good fork will hold the food, and deliver it to the mouth with out error. Thing is though, a good fork does not cost 400 USD. God I put to much thought in to that analogy... |
Forks work to different extremes then cables. I am really looking for advice based on experience. Blue Jeans cable will not stand for a permanent fixture for me unless I test it against higher priced cabling (nothing over the $500 range) and deem it good enough. I don't think you'll find many takers in the bet that blue jeans cable sounds as good as as the Red Dawn, however I'm sure it satisfies. It wouldn't be hard to sell either cable for a very small loss here if either were to prove less to my liking for the money paid.
I go through the trouble to test and gain experience because I care.