HIFI Planning - Which Control and Various Questions

It is just like the discussion about whether a tube amplifier or a transistor amplifier produces the "better" sound. The fact is that nowadays a good transistor amplifier is extremely close to "100%", meaning it amplifies exactly without distortion, etc.; however, there are groups of people who perceive the distortion of tube amplifiers as precisely the better sound experience.

Nevertheless, the difference in digital cables cannot be heard with absolute certainty, and at most the contacts or plugs can make a difference - because copper is the better conductor. If someone switches from a poor "cheap" cable to high-end, the difference can definitely be heard. But the effect certainly does not come from the gold in the cable, but simply from the clean and good workmanship, e.g., of the plugs (as with Seb.. not crimped, but soldered internally...).

You should read properly -

How do I come to think that it seems to be an inner need for you to correct me; appropriate or inappropriate...?

Btw., since it fits here - it would be helpful for the users here - especially of course for me - if you would overcome yourself to use the quoting function of the Hbf.

Rhenish greetings

This is just like the discussion about whether a tube amplifier or transistor amplifier produces the "better" sound.

Definitely a tube amplifier For the rest ... I hear it. And we did not switch from cheap to cheap Rhineland greetings

No idea what always comes over you - but it's surely curable.

Why should I use the quoting function when I'm replying directly to a post...?

By the way, there's the multipliers function, so you don't have to make multiple posts - just as a tip.

I always find it funny when "cable fetishists" speak, who spend hundreds of € (or even more) on all kinds of cables, but inside the devices only use parts costing cents. In recordings, the signals are also transmitted over dozens of meters with "normal" cables – and then the quality of the CD is praised.

Therefore, I only use PA cables, neatly made at reasonable prices. That is completely sufficient; I know the comparison to high-end (expensive) cables from my own experience. The difference is not audible.

Why should I use the quote function when I am replying directly to a post...?

Because it is more understandable for the users .... reflects a form of respect ...?

Rhenish greetings