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January 13, 2007 - 4:53am
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So which is better Air,fiber, VACUUM?
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I'd go with P.A.D. . They use liquid.
Same thing with amplifiers DUP. Different topologies, so who is right there?? There are alot of theories out there.
And what about automobiles, trucks, cranes, guns, vacuum cleaners, food, gasoline brands, clothes, bedding etc. What are the best brands out there? You are the final authority, right?
Where does it stop? Maybe you should move to a dictatorial government where you can be sole lord over it all. Then you can run everyone elses life for them.
You are not purchasing it, so what do you care? Oh, that's right, you are SO concerned for others well being.
DUP, remember that even one of your heros, Frank Van Alstine, couldn't measure any difference between his cheap speaker cables and interconnects and those made by Ray Kimber. Yet Frank found upon careful listening that he liked the sound better and kept the Kimbers in his reference system. Frank didn't want to hear a difference, strongly believed there would be no difference but had the intellectual honesty to acknowledge that the Kimbers sounded better.
There is a lot out there that we experience but still don't understand and have even less idea how to measure it.
We all accept that you are unable to hear a difference between cables. Thus you should use Radio Shack interconnects and spend the money you saved on more music.