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Zelda Starvedski
Hello DanS.
You're a fracking cretin, as Massa would say.
Stan Starinski was right, and you Dan are wrong.
First off, loss and hence noise become significant with length.
Yes he is an EE.
Who are you?
An "M.V.P.? MWAHAHAHAHAHA.
Do you know the difference between Butterworth & Chebychev Filters? Or
Friis formula?
You see in America, the term engineer is now applied eqully to a high-school
diploma holder who drives a train, a software "troubleshooter" aka MSCE
Cetified "engineer", and a real engineer. But in EurAsia they still
distinguish between two. In Frnech it's "ingénieur" whuch is of the same
root as "ingenuity"
You know nothing about RF and highspeed Digital signaling if you buy $10
HDMI cable for any substantial length over 2-3 meters - only exception could
be someone desperate selling it on Ebay from China, made from toxic
plastics, inadequate shielding and cheap labor. Quality DOES MATTER.
Even as you take a vacation trip in December for the beaches and sun -
perhaps you would pick up mediocre sand and sun.
But to us quality matters - we rent the best sand and sun with lowest number
of sunspots.
And for further enjoyment, I prefer yellow skies and blue sun.
Now as of audiophile testing.
There's an exception from each rule - yes there's many people whose ears are
too generic to hear the difference between a bottom and top quality cable.
Or difference between Kenwood or JVC garbage and Marantz or Rotel on the
other side. Sorry for you guys. You're not an audipphile.
But there's also people to whom music is a daily, necessary ingredient of
their life and their ears can pickup subtle degradation resulting from usage
of inferior cables when running over substantial length when mutlichannel
audio-video is jammed into one highdensity cable. In this case the obvious
choice is Opticfiber.
But you're correct that over a short distance, say 1 meter, the difference
is only sensed by a selected elite musician's ears, to which none of us
belongs.
Now if you haven't used the term "moron" I'd not have used the term
"cretin".
Tête-à-tête, Monsegnor Cretin.
You're a fracking cretin, as Massa would say.
Stan Starinski was right, and you Dan are wrong.
First off, loss and hence noise become significant with length.
Yes he is an EE.
Who are you?
An "M.V.P.? MWAHAHAHAHAHA.
Do you know the difference between Butterworth & Chebychev Filters? Or
Friis formula?
You see in America, the term engineer is now applied eqully to a high-school
diploma holder who drives a train, a software "troubleshooter" aka MSCE
Cetified "engineer", and a real engineer. But in EurAsia they still
distinguish between two. In Frnech it's "ingénieur" whuch is of the same
root as "ingenuity"
You know nothing about RF and highspeed Digital signaling if you buy $10
HDMI cable for any substantial length over 2-3 meters - only exception could
be someone desperate selling it on Ebay from China, made from toxic
plastics, inadequate shielding and cheap labor. Quality DOES MATTER.
Even as you take a vacation trip in December for the beaches and sun -
perhaps you would pick up mediocre sand and sun.
But to us quality matters - we rent the best sand and sun with lowest number
of sunspots.
And for further enjoyment, I prefer yellow skies and blue sun.
Now as of audiophile testing.
There's an exception from each rule - yes there's many people whose ears are
too generic to hear the difference between a bottom and top quality cable.
Or difference between Kenwood or JVC garbage and Marantz or Rotel on the
other side. Sorry for you guys. You're not an audipphile.
But there's also people to whom music is a daily, necessary ingredient of
their life and their ears can pickup subtle degradation resulting from usage
of inferior cables when running over substantial length when mutlichannel
audio-video is jammed into one highdensity cable. In this case the obvious
choice is Opticfiber.
But you're correct that over a short distance, say 1 meter, the difference
is only sensed by a selected elite musician's ears, to which none of us
belongs.
Now if you haven't used the term "moron" I'd not have used the term
"cretin".
Tête-à-tête, Monsegnor Cretin.