Is a Copper Conductor Directional?

In summary, the proponents of directional cables argue that there is a difference in electrical conductivity between the positive and negative current flow in the conductor, which can be heard as a difference in sound quality. There is no scientific evidence to support this claim, and the alleged mechanism of directionality is unknown.
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Well, the legal aspect is interesting too. Is it fraud to exhaust the superstition of people to ones advantage? As I said, it's an interesting question, but off topic in a physics forum ;-).
 
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DaveE said:
No. Just No.
99.999% of the electrical engineering content you find in audiophile sites is BS. It is a community composed of people that think they should pay for Rhodium plated connectors.
Most of us will settle for Gold. :wink:
 
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Seems it is time to close this thread.
 
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