Dogma rules
This is my dogma rules according to audio
- in the early days the most important stuff was in the end, like cartridge and speakers. A bit different today in the digital era., so its just in the end end :)
- Its impossible to notice any difference between power cables (how about cables before the socket?)
- It’s almost impossible to detect any difference between any cheep and very expensive low signal cables. If the cheep cable is a low capacitance then its impossible.
- For speakers cable, if the area is not to small then a cheap simple electric cable is indistinguishable from an expensive one.
- since about year 2000 or a bit earlier compression is doing more harm to music than anything mention above, it’s horrifying that “audiophiles” use these compressed cd’s as reference cd’s in listening tests
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Dogma rule number 6: sticking different color/colour stickers and charging extortionate prices for standard fuses will not make any difference whatsoever to the sound of music
My dogma rule, only have one:
- If I like the sound, it’s good.
The rest is just something interesting to talk about.
- Dont forget about the quality of the uranium in your power plant
I forget one thing, the room, maybe the second most important beside speakers.
My meaning in the first rule is that in the old days a good cartridge make the same or more impact on the sound as the speakers, but nowadays in the digital era ( I listen mostly to digital sources) then I guess the money should be spent on speakers. In the DAC stuff, I’m not able to tell any difference between those I tested, same for the amplifiers I tested. I guess I’m a kind person to amplifiers though I prefer not so loud sound