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Chasing my tail
dflee:
I do believe that moving a cord requires some time to settle. So, when it comes to head phone cords do we ever hear what they really sound like? Or do we just try to get a good sounding cord that never gets to settle. Break in is a different story and I have heard a difference.
Nick B:
Interesting post. Don’t think I’ve ever seen that question before.....
P.I.:
What is the sound of no wire bending? :-|
Toslink F/O is notorious for sonic aberrations while being moved.
malloy:
--- Quote from: dflee on February 16, 2019, 08:22:46 AM ---So, when it comes to head phone cords do we ever hear what they really sound like? Or do we just try to get a good sounding cord that never gets to settle.
--- End quote ---
I've been wondering the same thing. But how would you remedy this? Would a super stiff cable or a headphone suspended on some sort of immovable rack/stand do it? I'm thinking some kind of harness that would lower on your head but that would be very impractical.
Paul
rollo:
Exactly. However no resolution to issue. I would say one would have to have the wire fixed to a point where there is only movement of a few feet to put on. Then after an hour of listening your good again.
Besides headphones are a trade off to speakers so other than curiosity to the question does it really matter. YES cables take three days to settle back for some odd reason.
charles
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