The advert doesn't say how many kilometres of cable you get for that price
Free delivery though I can appreciate that there is high end audio stuff and those that can hear the difference, but over twenty grand for a speaker cable? And you need two
Quote from: BBROWN1664 on 04 October 2016, 01:54:44 pm The advert doesn't say how many kilometres of cable you get for that priceNone!3.6 METRES is £29,623.
That is silly money but you can try before you buy most highend stuff Russ is a bit ott though.I do know how a real nice system does sound with the right setup,got quite expensive stuff myself but have friends who have spent loads one guys is enough to buy a small house ! he's also a hifi magazine editor.
This will make you smile:http://m.electronicdesign.com/archive/whats-all-splicing-stuff-anyhowIf a so-called 'audiophile' will do blind testing to show even o2-free cables give better response, then maybe there's some mileage in it. They won't though.All those high end cables are snake oil. I still don't get why anyone would pay £25 for a gold plated hdmi cable, when a £1 special from poundland will do exactly the same job.
Quote from: pilninggas on 07 October 2016, 07:26:05 amAll those high end cables are snake oil. I still don't get why anyone would pay £25 for a gold plated hdmi cable, when a £1 special from poundland will do exactly the same job.HDMI cables are just a posh version of a scart lead.
All those high end cables are snake oil. I still don't get why anyone would pay £25 for a gold plated hdmi cable, when a £1 special from poundland will do exactly the same job.
Scart uses analogue signals so is susceptible to interference much more than HDMI which uses digital signals.Gold plated cables HDMI are snake oil. The signal is there or it isn't for digital, nothing inbetween so no degredation using £1 cables normally.My eldest worked for Currys for a while. They used to get bonuses for selling the gold plated ones at £40 a go. Cost to Currys was about £1.
I can remember one HiFi expert in a magazine claiming reversing the cables often made improvements.
Quote from: darrsi on 07 October 2016, 09:09:54 amQuote from: pilninggas on 07 October 2016, 07:26:05 amAll those high end cables are snake oil. I still don't get why anyone would pay £25 for a gold plated hdmi cable, when a £1 special from poundland will do exactly the same job.HDMI cables are just a posh version of a scart lead.Scart uses analogue signals so is susceptible to interference much more than HDMI which uses digital signals.Gold plated cables HDMI are snake oil. The signal is there or it isn't for digital, nothing inbetween so no degredation using £1 cables normally.My eldest worked for Currys for a while. They used to get bonuses for selling the gold plated ones at £40 a go. Cost to Currys was about £1.
Quote from: BBROWN1664 on 07 October 2016, 10:32:09 amQuote from: darrsi on 07 October 2016, 09:09:54 amQuote from: pilninggas on 07 October 2016, 07:26:05 amAll those high end cables are snake oil. I still don't get why anyone would pay £25 for a gold plated hdmi cable, when a £1 special from poundland will do exactly the same job.HDMI cables are just a posh version of a scart lead.Scart uses analogue signals so is susceptible to interference much more than HDMI which uses digital signals.Gold plated cables HDMI are snake oil. The signal is there or it isn't for digital, nothing inbetween so no degredation using £1 cables normally.My eldest worked for Currys for a while. They used to get bonuses for selling the gold plated ones at £40 a go. Cost to Currys was about £1.I was using that term as a way of saying they're both shite, unless left well alone.I s'pose I think a bit differently as I'm handling rental film/video equipment every day so see the negative effects of misuse or the results of people with heavy hands.