Re: Cables again. For Arny, et al.

"Sonnova" <sonnova@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> How can this be that Wayne Garcia, not knowing that
> anything had changed (ostensibly), immediately noticed
> that something had changed for the better in the second
> set of releases and found it significant enough to
> mention it to Blue Note?

If someone sends me two sets of something, then I would naturally presume 
that either he screwed up, or that they were supposed to be different. If
I 
knew the sender to be careful about such things, then I would be left with

the presumption that they are different.

>  Does this mean that
> interconnects can and do make an audible difference
> (something that my electronic engineering degree makes it
> hard for me to believe).

This is a vague anecdote. That's a whole lot different from a carefully 
controlled experiment. What does one give more credibility - a vague 
anecdote or a carefully-controlled experiment?