QUOTE(PcWork @ Jul 4 2008, 01:47 PM)
changing cable to higher impedance and lower capacitance can increases the bass respond. take the cable as a series resistor which connects between your speaker and woofer.
the cable will alter the balance of treble / bass.
if your cable is naturally lack in high frequencies,. then you will get impression of stronger bass. while using better cable, might as well pull outs the mid and high. so you don't need such high volume to get the actual volume, hence u will feel the bass is decreased.
but on some specific cable. bass can be reduce / enhanced.
for example. silver cable usually has less bass as compared to copper cable which hasĀ better bass extension.
haha, i fully agree with you if the speaker is 2.0 or big midrange 2.1 satellite...but my answer was particularly for domo_Kun cases....only changed satellite cable for MX5021 won't affect subwoofer bass response until what he claimed
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"but the funny thing is that i don't feel any vibration or booming effect la
ever since i changed the audio cables to a thicker one, i don't feel it anymore
unlike the original thinner cables, i can feel the room vibrating, especially on the windows and the walls..."
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and MX5021 satellite won't make the feel of 'vibration' even the highest quality cable was installed...i'm using this, thats why i know...

i guess domo_kun just alter his woofer placement after he changed the cable...
This post has been edited by coolkwc: Jul 4 2008, 02:54 PM