Interconnect blind listening test

This page describes an interesting test. I leave it to the reader to draw your own conclusions.

Any discussion of the results can be held on their page, not mine. :-)

6 Responses on “Interconnect blind listening test”

  1. Paul Sakion says:

    Classic… Thanks for the chuckle!
    – Piece of twisted aluminium foil from a chocolate bar
    – Old brass wood screw complete with tarnish
    – Length of tin\lead solder, also with a little surface corrosion
    – An old Yale door key
    – A few inches of plastic coated cable tie

  2. geoff says:

    I wonder if they had used a Chubb key, whether the difference would have been audible. They also didn’t mention the brand of chocolate bar… that might have a directional effect on the wiring configuration…

    ;-)
    -g

  4. Bart says:

    Don’t you think it’s funny how some people still believe in all these cable myths.
    Maybe these stone age people have never heard of modern technology:

    Wisa (wireless Hi-Res sound)
    WiHD (wireless HD picture)
    Wi-Fi (wireless Internet)
    Z-Wave (wireless Remote Control & Home Automation)

  6. Bart De Bie says:

    That’s why i love b&o.
    They focus on real science, not myths.
    Like i always say: if you want the best sound, buy beolab speakers, hook them up to a decent source and you are in heaven!