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On 27/01/14 19:47, Brad Rogers wrote:
I've seen that effect before - its very easy to convince yourself things are better when there is really no improvement - a bit like buying an iPhone and not actually being able to make calls - but its a great phone!On Mon, 27 Jan 2014 19:19:56 +0000 Tom <madtom1999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hello Tom,You will have installed your cables and expected to hear a difference and been more attentive to the sound - you may also have heard more asActually, I was expecting *not* to hear a difference, as I was sceptical myself. I only did it because somebody gave me the cable. I will concede that the bending down to attach the speaker cables may have had a positive effect on my hearing on that first CD I listened to, and that /may/ have coloured any future objectivity, but virtually every other CD I listened to after that sounded better, too. The ones that didn't sounded improve were truly awful before the change of leads, due to piss poor production. Nothing can improve that. Of course, 20 years on, my hearing is so much worse than it was (age and many, many loud concerts have taken their toll), it's all moot now, anyway. Tom te tom te tom |
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