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$4,000 Audio Cable vs. $7 Amazon Basics: Test Proves They're Identically Uselessly Expensive - tech|
| (hx) 06:13 PM CEST - Mar,29 2026 | A rigorous blind test by Audio Science Review has demolished the myth of premium audio cables, showing that a high-end $4,000 Kimber Kable RCA interconnect performs no better than a $7 Amazon Basics cable. Using professional Audio Precision analyzer equipment, both cables delivered identical results for distortion, frequency response, phase, and jitter, with the cheap cable even showing marginally lower noise. The findings confirm what audio engineers have long known: competent basic cables transmit signals perfectly for high-fidelity audio without any audible or measurable advantage from luxury pricing. This latest evidence adds to decades of blind tests proving that perceived differences in expensive cables stem almost entirely from placebo and expectation bias.
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last 10 comments: | Sabot | (12:48 PM CEST - Mar,31 2026 ) | Why should it?
A generation that is brought up that ‘knows the price of everything, but the value of nothing”. Is the reason this exists.
Go back to the 80,90s and I bought Hi-Fi separates. (Turntable, amp, tape deck, speakers etc.) in a shop. You got to test,listen to them and components were Japanese high-end. You could send speakers off for bass,mid-range tweeters to be changed to new ones - not the case.
If you get an Xbox and spray the case Gold, instant profit.
In my home cinema days I’ve been through tons of HDMI spitters, cables that carried 3D,HD and UHD. The only difference was length needed (which is more important for carrying signals over 20+ft) and price.
There’s more spent of packaging and ‘talking it up’ then the product today.
Very few people are tech savvy anymore anyway. On Train Sim World # people are clueless in how to make, comment out or edit an .ini file. |
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