The Cable Conversation Virgil Donati & David Laboga 

Totalmente de acuerdo amigo!!! Esto es un inmenso motivo de felicidad

Poland is so popular now with bass guitars. Mayones, Maruszczyk, and others. Great stuff !

It's 'The dawn of Time', from Virgil's album of the same name. Insane modern classical music

BoneToner, I could not agree more. It's interesting that these manufacturers never provide the electrical specifications of their cables that actually matter in determining their performance... which they always claim is superior (but in reality isn't). Given the source and load impedance as well as the cable's electrical characteristics, you can easily calculate e.g. the cut-off frequency (-3 dB point) of the cable acting as a low-pass filter... which is normally very far away from the human hearing range. That's why cables are usually acoustically transparent. One more important thing is interference and shielding, but that is why we use 3-pin ("balanced") XLR cables or why digital cables use twisted pairs. As always, manufacturers are building on customer's lack of knowledge and cognitive biases. That's why some of them have bought expensive plastic pucks that they placed on their stereo and they are absolutely convinced that it makes the sound of their system so much better.

Try IT Out, its Not snakeoil its Just another Sound. Maybe its Not die you but IT Sounds completly different.

@@borisbobowski628 NO, don't waste a single cent on this scam. These cables have been tested over and over again, always with the same result. If it sounds different to you then either you have a broken cable or its simply cognitive biases as play. Cable manufacturers exploit that fact about human nature.

@@xnoreq what is your Setup?

​@@borisbobowski628 Boris, I've measured and done null difference tests down to -130 dB and cables that cost hundreds and even thousands of dollars didn't perform any better than 25 $ ones. Some high end cables actually performed worse. But in the normal case, to get to the point where you could hear differences if there were any, you'd have to listen at 150 dB SPL and higher. Cables can be modeled electrically with a few very simple components. If the manufacturers were serious and not scammers then they would provide the electrical specifications for their products. Give me the numbers and I can tell you exactly what effect the cable will have on the electrical signal. But those audiophile manufacturers don't provide those numbers. They just make false advertising based on subjective claims. Go figure. Some of these high-end products are produced in the same factories, the same production lines, as 100x cheaper cables. Go figure. People hear differences because they want to hear differences. It's a provable fact. It has been shown over and over and over again. Cognitive biases are a fact of human nature. If spending large sums of money on useless products makes you happy then so be it. Admit it, stop supporting this scam and move on.