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In Reply to: RE: A few things posted by jea48 on June 3, 2022 at 20:31:56:
Finally? Are you out of mind? You've been wrong all along, and so are the sheep you were following all these years.The electric field that alternates direction along with the electrons' motion makes the speakers move. But the electric field is a result of electron motion, so which came first, the chicken or the egg? It depends on how you define the word "signal." Depends on how you define the word "flow," too. Words are just words, they mean different things to different people.
It's not difficult to see that cryogenically treating wire would reduce the clumping of metal crystal lattices, allowing free electrons to move along the x axis more easily and not get side-tracked, improving performance. It is also not very difficult to see that wire "directionality" plays a role - both + and - wires should be oriented such that their "best direction" is toward the speakers. We can ignore what happens in both + and - wires during the times electrons travel away from the speakers.
Going back to my original post, I'm actually implying by my questions is the "efficiency" of the electron motion determines everything that follows, the charge, the current, the voltage and the e and m fields. Thus, everything we can do to improve electron motion improves the sound. At the same time we want to minimize external influences on the electric field.
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