On 18/11/2010 12:16 PM, Invisible wrote:
>> The ones that get me are shampoos. For the last 10 years I’ve been using
>> hand soap and my head hasn’t fallen off yet.
>
> Proper shampoo probably goes on and rinses off more easily. But yeah, I
> wouldn't bother with the expensive ones.
>

The secret to using soap is to rinse it of straight away.

>> I would like to agree with the Audio ones but from personal experience
>> some of them do make a difference. But if you have a crap HiFi then
>> nothing will help.
>
> More amusing are the expensive HDMI cables. The entire point of HDMI of
> course being that it's digital, so it *does not* matter how poor the
> cables are. (Just so long as they're not /utterly/ hopeless...)
>
> I'm told for analogue audio interconnects it can sometimes make a small
> difference. It's not worth £3000 though. My ears aren't that good. :-P

Not £3000 pounds worth, I agree, unless you've spent £50,000 on an amp 
etc. The best upgrade I've done is to put some gasket material under my 
amp. Although I must admit the gasket had a working pressure of 600 bar 
and it is quite thick. The difference in sound quality is immediate.

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Best Regards,
	Stephen

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