On all forums there's flame wars about whether it is possible to hear the difference (read: improvement) when changing cables in a system. IC's, speaker cables and power cables included.

Even though I am 57 and cannot hear a thing over 13 kHz in a hearing test, I feel it's different with music. I have no trouble detecting minor differences when changing cables, whether one or the other type. Sometimes, e.g. with IC's it can be very minor differences, and thus hard to detect.

My question is: Why do some audiophiles clearly hear the differences, while some don't?

Hey Everyone! I have about $1000 to spend on building a system. All I want to do is play vinyls. For all the digital files, I have another solution that works for now. I've been eying the pro-ject debut III as a turntable. I don't know what else I need? Any help would be appreciated, guys!

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I want a system for a 30'x 20' rec room / bar. I would like the ability to play music outside on the patio as well. What is the most economical way to have decent sound in two different areas from 1 system? This is my first post. I am a total Newbie. Thank you in advance for your time and for sharing your knowledge and insight!

... but the level of debate is almost non-existent.
A combination of needing to finish the renovation and illness is necessitating my stopping posting at least for a month or two. Mind swirling with the lunacy of the American right wing is too much to allow normal life.
Bye...