On 2/3/2012 3:15 PM, dpb wrote:

For the point of what matters regarding the wiring, it _is_ exactly
equatable.

Once again: It is fruitless, if not impossible, to compare the
non-linear, physiological properties of human hearing to a instrument
signal analyzer ... period, zero, zip, nada ... any comparison simply
does not _scientifically_ equate.

If, given the same inputs, there is no attenuation or
amplification or distortion in the wire that is discernible, then the
output will be indiscernible audibly if that input is converted to sound
by the same speaker.


"If these higher frequencies are not passed through any link of the
audio chain (including the cable), the lack thereof will most definitely
degrade what it was _intended to be reproduced_ for your hearing enjoyment."

Not at all difficult to comprehend.


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