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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Audiophiles have complained that cutting off at such a low frequency is bound to affect negatively stereo imaging, blurring frequencies and complicating the sense of depth in recordings of classics such as The Birdy Song and Agadoo.
To get proper stereo imaging the speakers cables must be at least 2cm in diameter made of niobium titanium alloy . They must be cooled to at least 10 degrees above absolute zero using liquid helium in a jacket of liquid nitrogen so as to super conduct. You can really hear the difference when you play these tracks with this type of cable
 
To get proper stereo imaging the speakers cables must be at least 2cm in diameter made of niobium titanium alloy . They must be cooled to at least 10 degrees above absolute zero using liquid helium in a jacket of liquid nitrogen so as to super conduct. You can really hear the difference when you play these tracks with this type of cable
...and feel the difference when you touch the cable. :smug:
 
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I bet you're too chicken to lick that cable.
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Thin cables are no problem for basses. For guitars, however, they should be avoided as chords have to be squeezed through.
The thinner the cable the better the bass sounds. The best sound comes when you plug unconnected coax plugs into the bass and the amp without any cable at all. This is true - ask any lead guitarist.
 

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