Quote Originally Posted by OzzieAudiophile
The analogy with the fuel is different in the sense that the vehicles have a "recommended"
type in the manual, and it is your choice if you wish to put in a higher grade. However
the fuel may run too hot for a specific engine, but then again it is your choice, put in
any fuel you want. The most expensive vehicle owners on average pay more for servicing,
parts, insurance as it is. However it's a personal preference on how much money and time
one wants to spend maintaining their car, it can be as costly if not more than you can
imagine. The analogy works more often in practice with insurance than fuel.
...that any claims of superiority could be put to rest by scientific testing and accurate measurments? Oh wait, that same rules apply to cables as well but some claim to have better hearing than the most sensitive measuring devices.