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Perhaps we can bridge the gap a little:

Obviously, if a cable is perfect in that the electrical signal exiting is the same as the incoming signal, then it won't have a sound.

I don't see how anyone can disagree with that.

Assuming that all real cables differ from perfection in some way, the problem is deciding which deviations result in a sonic difference.

In order to come up with a quality rating, we need to have a weighting system for the various measurable characteristics that mirrors their impact on sound quality.

That's where all the argument comes in.

Can we agree so far?

One note: If all the sound quality reports turn out to be imagined, then I guess the weightings can all be the same...

Peter


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