Re: Cables again. For Arny, et al.

In my opinion, some cables do make a difference. Whether they have been 
deliberately (or accidentally) engineered to make a difference I don't 
know. I do know that several times I have been able to hear 
differences--sometimes in short ABX tests, and sometimes over longer 
trials.

I also know that there are more things in physics and in the perception 
of music (which comes under the heading of psychology and would include 
both conscious processes and unconscious processes), and in the 
interaction of physics and psychology, that are not covered in 
engineering or in psychology!--I can't comment about physics.

I can't be bothered arguing with those who deny it's possible. They live 
in a very constrained world and it is not one I want to share. I have a 
tendency to enjoy Clarke's First Law: "When a distinguished but elderly 
scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly 
right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably 
wrong." (In Clarke's view 'elderly' means over 30.)

Greg