What the, and I cannot overstate this, fuck?
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@bloor ok can someone please explain WTF this is supposed to do? network technichian here. there are reasons why you twist the wires around each other so there is less cross talk. so i have no idea wtf this is and why.
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@bloor Audiophiles can be some of the most gullible people on the planet.
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@bloor Audiophool-grade cables.
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@bloor instant cat toys.
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Could it be a misguided attempt at preventing the wires from interfering with each other?@grendel84 @bloor isn't that what shielded cable is for ( says the old bitch that has built about a million of them but doesn't know engineering) ?
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@BoloMKXXVIII @greem @bloor
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@bloor audiophile rocks
Yes they want you to buy rocks meant to improve sound somehow???
These are almost $500 but there's more expensive ones
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296707135133
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@bloor Those are probably the worst network cables, from an electrical standpoint, I've ever seen. You loose all the advantages of twisted pair.
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@grendel84 @bloor isn't that what shielded cable is for ( says the old bitch that has built about a million of them but doesn't know engineering) ?
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oh I'm not saying what they did is actually effective
It's just the only possible explination I can come up with!
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You need to cool the cables, that's clear
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@bloor audiophiles are the biggest marks. they fall, in large numbers, for the "gold plated TOSLINK" trick.
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@bloor Simultaneous trypophobia that makes me want to rip all the skin off my skull ... and admiration!
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@bloor HAVE THEY NOT HEARD OF SHIELDING???
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@bloor how did I know this was audiophile related before noticing the captions?
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@bloor@bloor.tw that's that pokemon xurkitree
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Why didnβt they braid the power cable?@Moss_the_TeXie @bloor Too little opportunity for interference
