The products themselves don’t cause interference, but other things do and they can affect the above products. My wifi router which is sitting right next to my TT2 and MScaler combo is a perfect example, so much so that TT2 and HMS manuals both tell you to not place it near wifi devices.
Nick’s cables in that respect helped me fix the problem that my wifi router was causing. It was making the sound too bright, especially with H2, not so much with TT2, but the transition to Nick’s cables over the stock cables was immediate, music now sounds more realistic, not as pin sharp as it was and much easier to listen to for extended periods.
The RFI thing
Think of it like this. Non internet FM radio on our phones only work if we plug the earphones in to the phone, why does it do that ? It’s because the earphone cable is needed to act as the aerial and to capture the radio signals. In the process allowing us to listen to the radio on our phones. No aerial, no radio.
It’s the same in the house. The cables themselves are acting like aerials and picking up interference. Thus allowing it to get into whatever device the cables are plugged into. Now that we know that, we can take steps to mitigate the problem. Either we use a faraday cage or try different cables. The former being nuts.
You may think Nick’s cables don’t work, but I have a set and my post history tell’s you that if they didn’t work, I would say so, and I would say it in public at the same time.
Nick’s Cables really do work. They have tamed the brightness / sharpness to such a degree that its extremely easy for me to notice, and I don’t have golden ears. Your fatigue comment, before trying Nicks cables, listening to music for extended periods was fatigueing, now its smooth all the way,
