Cable Elevators

Wwshull, you're welcome. The wood blocks should be just the trick! This can easily be a "no cost" tweak.
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Elevators have substantially increased PRaT. A 4 minute song now plays in just over 3 minutes, 14 seconds. The highs are easily 2 octaves higher. As for the lows, they are so low I can no longer hear them. I had never ever heard my music sound like this before. It's been a real ear opener! :) :)

This is called time dilation, I think. And since the frame of reference changes when you add stilts it takes a lot of math to predict the effect.

I'd bet paychecks that anyone who thinks they can hear the difference between their cables being lifted would NOT get it right more than 50% of the time on average in a blind test.

While, I'm sure theoretically it's effective, I don't think it has a practical discernable impact.

This is insanity writ large: "... synthetic materials (such as a nylon carpet) will store energy (picking it up from the flow of current through the cable) and will then release that stored energy randomly. This random release of stored energy back into the cable will muddle the sound to some degree."

The question remains the same, even assuming, for sake of argument,this gobbledygook about storing energy is correct: what levels of energy are we talking about and how are they perceived by human hearing?

Elves, leprauchauns, angels, archangels, flying spaghetti monster are those equally as real as the skin efect and carpets gobbling up energy?

As an added simple enough question: what passes through an audio cable?