Wave Theory
speaker
3,048 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Wave Theory’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's like, generally speaking, it's not going to go from being, you know, neutral, bright and analytical to now it's warm and thick because I changed my interconnects.
Right.
Right.
Or I put an LPS on the streamer when it was just using a, you know, OEM switching power supply to begin with.
Okay.
generally that's not what happens.
Usually these infrastructure changes, as you talk about here, they allow the gear to be more themselves and you get truer and truer to the nature of, of those things.
Do you want to expand on that at all?
I have heard cables go from – this cable is sibilant, particularly with headphone cables more so than interconnects usually.
Yeah.
this headphone and this cable together, they sound really sharp.
Right.
There's a lot of sibilance in it, but if I take the same headphone and I use this cable now, it's just a lot easier to listen to.
And it's just there, there, there isn't the sharp peaks in it.
So, I mean, that's cables in particular are, are one where you can get some, some timbral changes.
And I hear the snake oil sound.
cluckers out there right you know they're like you know and anyway and it's because like cabling acts to uh a an audio signal like a prism to a light a light ray yeah okay and and what i mean by that is like you know we're all familiar with a rainbow you shine white light onto a glass prism and
You get the colors of the rainbow out the other side of the prism.
Well, why is that?
White light is electromagnetic radiation.
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