Stever: You're absolutely right. And no one's ever claimed otherwise. All that's been claimed is that one brand of 12-gauge copper cable sounds exactly like another. If you want to make cables sound different, you have to make them *very* different--greatly increase resistance, or monkey around with capacitance and/or inductance. The former will attenuate the overall level of the signal, while the latter can cause frequency response roll-offs. Why you'd want a cable that wasn't flat is beyond me, but there's no accounting for taste.
BTW, weren't you the guy who was planning to audition Transparent cables? You might want to take a look at what they're really made of:
http://cable.tcnerd.com/whymit.asp
BTW, weren't you the guy who was planning to audition Transparent cables? You might want to take a look at what they're really made of:
http://cable.tcnerd.com/whymit.asp