http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/

:http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/

click on "ACTIVE CABLES"

Peter,
"HOGWASH"

marv

::http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/
:
:click on "ACTIVE CABLES"

I think I will buy one of those active power cords and plug it into my RCA R-32 to see if I can blacken the sound and increase my soundstage. The only problem is I don't know if I should go for the adjustable adapter or the 9 volt battery. Oh thats right I better check my bank account to see if I can afford these economically priced cables.......sigh.

MRO

Peter,
:"HOGWASH"
:
:marv
:
:::http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/
::
::click on "ACTIVE CABLES"

Marv,
VERY EXPENSIVE HOGWASH!

:Peter,
:"HOGWASH"
:
:marv
:
:::http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/
::
::click on "ACTIVE CABLES"

Maybe eliminate all the heavy, expensive, power hungry electronics, and just go with active cables between the audio source and the speakers. Didn't peruse the entire web site, but the introductory material was enough to sicken me.

marv

:
:Marv,
:VERY EXPENSIVE HOGWASH!
:
::Peter,
::"HOGWASH"
::
::marv
::
::::http://www.auralthrillsaudio.com/
:::
:::click on "ACTIVE CABLES"

I can see good shielding making your amplifier seem better, since it'll have less interference. However, I don't see those power cords adding more power, though. Most amplifiers don't draw enough current for 10 gauge wire to make any difference from regular wire.

I see what Z is saying about adding sound, though I don't think that the cables add any sound. If they do anything, what they are doing is passing sound that might get lost in an ordinary cable.

Thomas

Anything that add "sound" is bad.

I prefer everything to be "neutral".

Z-