But ... use audiophile grade wood only ... something like African Blackwood at around $10k per kilo should do the job nicely.
PS ... wonder what that would do to the typical spring clips you find on a lot of equipment?
(oh ... the horrors!)
Series connection
Copper-free oxygen cables have a very airy presentation.
I was looking for reviews on speaker wires.. and i kept getting those old Coat-Hanger articles on Google..
So i decided to try and really see.. i tried to bend a couple of coat-hanger (my wife is not gona like me) and replaced one side of Audioquest Type 4 and compare it with the other side... and it definately sounds as good with the Coat-Hanger.
And it also sound slightly better than cheap Monster cable that i had. Since i don't have any Nordost grade wire i can't compare with high end.. but against Audioquest Type-4 the Coat-Hanger has a really great sounding..and just as good.
I:ll just have to figure out how to add bananas to coat-hanger.. using shrink-tube will probably prevent them from shorting each other...
So my question is... for someone who doesn't move/change the equipment often..should we just use Coat-Hanger ?
Oh-oh... White paint? Big mistake... White paint causes electron reflections, causing wave packet smear.
I get wood just thinking about them ...
Flat white? No no no; everyone knows matt surfaces have higher emissivity. Those precious electrons will pour out.
And I forgot about titanium oxide bond resonance.
Yeah but that's actually even order harmonics!Oh-oh... White paint? Big mistake... White paint causes electron reflections, causing wave packet smear.
Yeah but that's actually even order harmonics!