Hi, oh yes, my problem is even worse - I can not hear the difference between, let's say 10 and 12 gauge power cables. But there's also a good side of the same medal - whilst I'm practically deaf (in audiophilic meaning of this word), I can solder my own interconnects (for 5 USD per cable meter plus another 5 per solid gold-plated RCA plug) and I don't have to spend a fortune to buy specially treated speaker cables (as anything over 5USD/meter sounds the same for me).
The same time I can't understand - how some people with such wonderful ears can be SO BLIND that they can't distinguish old Fuji Velvia from new one... awful :))) BR, Margus graywolf wrote: >Well, if you can not clearly hear the difference between one brand of >10ga. wire and another, there is something wrong with your hearing. > >I have been reading some stuff on an audio forum and have finally came >to the understanding that what folks who call themselves audiophiles >mean by HiFi is excessively loud with a rather over boosted midrange. >They do a lot of sneering at the uninformed who think HiFi means >excessively loud with over boosted bass. And, of course, dumb old farts >like me, always have the treble turned up way too high and can not here >the difference between those brands of wire. > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
