Bruno Putzeys, som Asbjørn mener er blant de smarteste i audiobransjen, sa faktisk noen kloke ord på et forum en gang i tiden. Han virker litt forvirret, stakkars, noen burde fortelle ham at dette med kabler har vært bra forstått i 150 år.
You now probably expect me to say that there can be no difference in sound
as far as cables are concerned. I'm not going to say that. I've performed
enough listening tests, blind and double-blind, to be certain that there
are differences (though fairly subtle ones) to be heard. So what I'm saying
is that normal "cable science" as outlined above just doesn't cut it. One
physicist once told me that science always relies on gross
oversimplification of matters and that building a truly accurate behavioral
model of something as simple as a cable is almost beyond human capability,
so he thought it
extremely arrogant of some people to claim that the sonic
difference cannot exist, simply based on the common cable model.
The hunt for a decent explanation for what I and others are hearing is
still open. It is also very clear that no-one (and especially the people
who make money selling cables) has a clue as to what is going on. It would
only be better if they were just honest and said "I don't know", rather
than flooding the place with quack theories that won't help anyone.
So, here's one practical advice: just experiment with some other cable in
your system and listen if you hear any difference. If you don't, it won't
make you happier so don't buy it. If you do, ask yourself if it's worth the
money.
Hmm. Simple after all...
Cheers,
Bruno
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/2000-10/972402238.Eg.r.html
(kanskje dette burde vært postet i arrogant- tråden til DoMentor?)