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October 18th 04, 09:55 PM
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Hip Hop IS NOISE!!!!!!!! Yes good ole PT was right.
Now now. [g] I once had a guy working for me who was supposedly an engineer and a musician. He claimed, as do a lot of nutty audiophiles, that he could hear the difference in speaker wire. These are the folks that will pay $1000/meter for glorified zip cord. Whoops sorry.... Wire with, "Two conductor Symmetrical Litzwire construction. There are 285 isolated, multi-gauge, multi-strand, oxide free/ Lab Grade fiber conductors with FEP® insulation. Eight conductor symmetrical Litzwire geometry, 95 isolated, multi-gauge, multi-strand, oxide free / Lab Grade fibers per conductor with FEP® insulation. Synthetic and natural material wires guides ensure consistent electricials throughout cable assembly. Internal Dampening: Guides also act as micro-vibration damper. Individual wires are configured in an angular displacement to optimize the self cancellation of noise. Insulation: Aerospace grade amphorous PTFE® and air insulation. Jacket material is a polyurethane compound with suspended micro-particles to reduce static build up." What I want to know is how this wire knows the difference between noise and hip-hop. P.T. Barnum was right. |
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