@PeterA Moderators gave warnings, yet you want to continue this in direct violation of those warnings?! You just blatantly ignored a moderator's request and you KNOW I can't reply. If you want to get banned that's your choice, I won't be dragged down by the [edited out] folks again. Referring to me in the 3rd person is just icing on the cake, lol.
There's an actual PATENT on the UPOCC process. It's not made the same way regular wire is made. You have no clue what you're talking about, and neither do the "actual wire producers" because it's a different process. FWIW, some of it is done in an inert gas atmosphere, which is the issue here. [Personal comment removed]
Also, purity is only part of it, the other part is lack of grain boundaries.
UPOCC metals have several % better conductivity vs conventional manufacturing. That's a MASSIVE measurable difference and does result in objective and subjective improvements in sound quality.
BTW, I am an engineer who has specialized in manufacturing, I might actually know way more than you do on this particular subject...
I've been told more than once or twice by actual wire producers (not the ones that sell it, but the ones that actually make it) that '6 nines' copper is mythological. Put plainly it does not exist and is entirely, 100%, marketing.
That is the harsh truth. I didn't like it when I heard this too (I spent a good deal of money on that too). So it would be unsurprising that there's no audible difference, on account of the wire that is honestly 0.99 pure as opposed to the one marketed as 0.999999 pure are are the same thing.
FWIW dept.: 'oxygen free copper' wire (0.99%) was developed for generators, not audio. Its more flexible so holds up better for the brushes.
There's an actual PATENT on the UPOCC process. It's not made the same way regular wire is made. You have no clue what you're talking about, and neither do the "actual wire producers" because it's a different process. FWIW, some of it is done in an inert gas atmosphere, which is the issue here. [Personal comment removed]
Also, purity is only part of it, the other part is lack of grain boundaries.
UPOCC metals have several % better conductivity vs conventional manufacturing. That's a MASSIVE measurable difference and does result in objective and subjective improvements in sound quality.
BTW, I am an engineer who has specialized in manufacturing, I might actually know way more than you do on this particular subject...
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