Exhaustive research has proven to me that USB cables do indeed make a dramatic difference in the sound. When I pull the cable, the sound goes away. It comes back when I reinsert the cable. new here ! i think nice place for my hobby, as new i want to contrib with my test on USB cables,

There are a few things to consider when trying to decide if a USB cable makes a difference for audio. The first is the quality of the audio file. If the audio file is of high quality, then it is more likely that a better quality USB cable will make a difference. The second thing to consider is the type of equipment that is being used.

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NAS>AudioQuest Cinnamon>Naim App>NDX2. Tidal>Naim App>NDX2. USB HDD>Naim App>NDX2. The difference in SQ between the NAS via Ethernet and Tidal is not too big, but the sound via NAS is better. The SQ via USB HDD is good, but to my ears are quite far from that of Tidal and, above all, that of the NAS. USB audio cables can make a difference in certain scenarios. For standard audio purposes like connecting headphones or speakers, the difference may not be significant. However, for audiophiles or professionals using high-quality audio equipment, investing in higher-end USB audio cables with better shielding and insulation can lead to improved no, unless you're doing long runs, then better shielded cables make a difference. FencingNerd. • 4 yr. ago. Definitely, there's a significant difference between quality connectors (like Amphenol) with good cable and the cheapest stuff. Spend enough to get something decent with quality wires and connectors. That's typically around $50USD. I recommend you buy an iFi Audio iDefender, iPower 5V, and a generic USB 3.0 cable. USB 3.0 cables are higher quality construction and better shielded to carry data faster, with higher power capability. Just buy the shortest cable that will accommodate your setup, from a reputable manufacturer, and forget about USB 2.0 audiophile cables. Do USB cables make a difference? July 8, 2018 by Paul McGowan. “This group is a civil place for audiophiles to discuss gear, learn about audio, and make friends There isn't a difference. The only way for there to be one is if one cable is so poorly made that it doesn't get constant contact. That causes disconnections and drops. Otherwise it works. There are some times that the cable wiring is too thin and the cable is too long so not enough power can make it to the plugged in device or the signal fades
I really wish USB cables didn't make a difference, but unfortunately they do, at least on the DACs and interfaces I've used them on (Cambridge Audio DacMagic, Rega DAC and DAC-R, RME Fireface UC, Schiit) Many think the science is settled on this and USB cables make no audible difference for audio.
I'm not trying to start a war, but am really curious as to what people think of USB cables being marketed for audio use at hefty price markups. I can see you need well made cables and connectors, and that paying a little over rock bottom prices would probably get you those. But all the esoteric c
When I got into computer audio, I also didn't think a USB cable could make a difference, the old 'bits is bits' thang, butthey do. Wrong again. An an Audioquest Diamond USB sounds considerably better than an Audioquest Carbon USB. I'm a scientist, I just go by what the data tells me, and controlled experiments tell me these cable make a
DealExtreme: $1.56 3.5mm Audio Jack Connection Cable (1.5M) But I don't mind spending more for a better quality cable, ifit'll make a difference. I don't have the money for any $100+ cables, But between a $1 cable and a $25 cable, is there a difference? Thank you all very much
The only difference being the connectors used. The most popular connectors HiFi enthusiasts use are undoubtedly ones from Furutech. Length: 2 meters. Connectors: Furutech FI-46 (G) NCF – $194.99 each. Connectors: Furutech FI-50 (R) NCF – $385 each. ER7Xhmr.
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