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[Pirate88179]

Dave is apparently so afraid of the results that he won't even do the SDT protocol testing _himself_! He apparently refuses even to acknowledge the existence of Observer Bias, the Placebo Effect, the truth of the Feynman quote, or the fact that there is a sucker born every minute.

Tell me Dave, do you have expensive speaker cables in your system? Do you have a Tice Clock? How about the wood knobs that improve sound quality? Do you bi-wire your speakers? If not... why not? The claims for those things have just as much user experiences and anecdotal reports behind them or even more, than the Bedini Clairifier does. Aren't you interested in getting the best possible sound from your system?

Exactly.  I had a guy in a stereo shop trying to sell me gold guitar cord plugs.  He said that the lower resistance of the gold made for more sound transmission and a "purer" tone from the guitar.  Well, when I pointed out that the plugs were only gold plated, not solid, and told him how thin the plating actually was...he just said that he could "hear" the difference on his own guitar and did not really understand the science behind it.  I purchased the regular phono plugs. for 1/10 the price.

Bill

[MarkE]

Exactly.  I had a guy in a stereo shop trying to sell me gold guitar cord plugs.  He said that the lower resistance of the gold made for more sound transmission and a "purer" tone from the guitar.  Well, when I pointed out that the plugs were only gold plated, not solid, and told him how thin the plating actually was...he just said that he could "hear" the difference on his own guitar and did not really understand the science behind it.  I purchased the regular phono plugs. for 1/10 the price.

Bill

Or maybe you could point out that the copper wire used has a lower resistance than gold!  The advantage of gold is that it resists tarnish.  The wiping action of inserting the plug wipes the dendrites off of tin coating making that advantage of gold moot.

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

Or maybe you could point out that the copper wire used has a lower resistance than gold!  The advantage of gold is that it resists tarnish.  The wiping action of inserting the plug wipes the dendrites off of tin coating making that advantage of gold moot.

Did you just say copper has less resistance then gold?
and we are suppose to take you serious?
wow

[Pirate88179]

Did you just say copper has less resistance then gold?
and we are suppose to take you serious?
wow

Have you not looked this up or something?  Mark is correct.

Bill

[memoryman]

Yes, jonfrommanahawkin1, gold is a worse conductor than copper; only silver is (slightly) better than copper.
Mark knows his stuff - you don't.