[sdiy] "Time Winding" in Audio Cables ???

[Cornutt, David K]

From: WeAreAs1 at aol.com [mailto:WeAreAs1 at aol.com] 
And check 
> this:  10kHz cycles 
> arrive at a blistering 1000 TIMES FASTER RATE!!!  Hey, don't 
> just take my word 
> for it, hook up your scope.. er, I mean your frequency 
> counter and see for 
> yourself!  Go ahead and count how many 10kHz cycles come down 
> that cable in one 
> hour, and you'll never again make the unenlightend assertion that low 
> frequencies travel at the same spee... ummm, rate.  

So what you're really saying is, that if one has a *proper*
(read: suitably expensive) cable, there would be no dispersion
and the 10 Hz cycles would arrive at the 1000 Hz rate.  Or,
to put it even better, since a *proper* cable should have
plenty of frequency response headroom, both the 10 Hz cycles
and the 1000 Hz cycles should be arriving at a 1 MHz rate,
vastly improving the response time of the whole system.  Thus,
with a *proper* cable, it becomes possible to listen to all
of "Supper's Ready" in 35 seconds.  I will freely admit that
my listening experience has been missing this factor.