Directional interconnect cables

Then your definition of the word proof is different from mine. As a scientist I do not accept that science ever proves anything. But your PHD may have come from a different university than mine and so I am cool with the way you see things, but not so cool with you calling my statements false. So far I have not attacked you. What interests me is why you felt the need to attack me. As for your teapot analogy, you missed out the bit where we thought we saw a teapot.

Oh my God - Are you ALL guys SCIENTISTS???
One vodka on ice for me, pleeeeease (always helps in scientific discussions).
On the second thought - make it double.

Carl109 - There is a huge sound difference between ICs and speaker cables.
I tried once speaker cable between pre-amp and power-amp and it sounded non-interesting. No highs, poor definition and a lot of static.

This thread is priceless, lol. Another round on me... but looks like some here are already wasted.

So what do you do when there are no pretty little arrows? Are those cables "directionless"? ;)

Macallan or Lagavulin for me, but I am fussy about which ones - though I am sure its all in my head and a blind man woldn't be able to tell the difference.

Sorry Redkiwi, I was not "attacking" you. You made a statement that I didn't agree with and I said so. It was not at all personal.
My definition of proof is "to provide evidence sufficient to establish a thing as true."

Kijanki, if you re-read my post you'll see I agree with you; I DO hear differences in IC's and speaker cables. My point though was that these differences may be immeasureable scientifically or even specific to my hearing.