from Custom Installer March 2009 page 14 ....
Article Sound and Vision the Bristol show
" One of the most interesting demonstrations at the show was by russ andrews . Shortly before the show ,he and his eponymos company had won a five year legal battle in an investigation by the advertising standards authority.
complaints were made against its claims that its woven powerkord speaker wire did not improve sound quality as the company was claiming it did.
After many years of court battles over the allegations , the company employed the services of audio and electrnics expert Ben Duncan to put together a report on the product line .
This detailed research led to the allergations being dropped , proving that the product is effective at rejecting radio interference [rfi]
A gleeful Russ Andrews said "Whoever complained to the ASA, thank you there's a bottle of champagne waiting for you."
"The work carried out by Ben Ducan fully vindicates the claims we've known for thirty years, namely that woven cable construction is an effective method of rejecting mains borne and airborne RFI" he said.
"I think he nailed down every query and objection any reader is likely to make".
The Bristol showcase was used as a perfect oppertunity for managing director Russ to letthe public hear the difference with and without powerkord.There was indeed some difference especially when playing live music.This includes better seperation of low,mid and high tones and a crisper cleaner audio.
"significant investment from the company will not end with this report" russ went on to say "We'll go on to prove things that people have not complained about. To me its about always improving audio quality for the consumers".
An independant review of the report was also carried out by Dr Craig Sawyer from Southampton university who added " What a paper. No one will ever be able to say that mains quality ,conditioning and cables do not make a difference again. From now on, its simply a done deal."
Well thats the article ..any spelling mistakes are of course my own ...
So bob is it a done deal?
you still claim cables have effect on sound ?
well there's now the scientific evidence but it might just stick in your throat !