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The only way I can think this could make any difference is if generates less electrical noise from its internal power source or emanates less RFI that could be
by marcodiego 5y ago
The only way I can think this could make any difference is if generates less electrical noise from its internal power source or emanates less RFI that could be picked up by the rest of the audio gear.
I'm sure not all audiophiles are dumb and I think a few educated ones pay for expensive cables that are used for digital data. I'm really curious why.
- vineyardmike 5y agoSo obviously there is "high quality" and "frivolously expensive" cables, but there is a reason to get a good digital data cable: shielding. Think of something like UDP traffic. If you have poorly shielded cables, you could corrupt a packet. In the case of UDP traffic, you will never get that packet back. Do this enough, and it may impact sound quality of eg. streaming audio.