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In Reply to: This turned my head around about how cables actually work. posted by mrod on February 4, 2022 at 10:17:18:
It shouldn't. None of this is new w.r.t. cable electricity or anything, and there is nothing in this video that has any impact on audio. Technically the position of Jupiter and the moon have an impact on electrical transmission in cables.
Having a theoretical impact and having an audible impact are not the same thing. Cable advocates love to talk about dielectric constant and dielectric absorption but have you seen even one of them quantify these parameters for a real cable and then calculate what impact that will have any an audio signal?
So why don't cable floggers (and cable companies do this?). 2 reasons. 1) Most of them don't possess any real significant knowledge of electronics or physics to accomplish this, heck, not even to an order of magnitude. 2) Their customers would not like the answer.
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