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"Finely cured wood housing for reduced outside interference". It must be the curing process that makes this wood have such great interference protection. Am I missing something here or is this really a joke? Why is it that these fancy cable companies never seem to conduct a real blind hearing test with complete strangers to provide proof that their $500-$10,000 cables are actually better then a $50 cable? I must also ask what is it that makes people think that an expensive TOSlink cable will "sound" better then a cheap TOSlink cable? Has everyone completely forgotten the definition of "digital"?
My Reference. Look about 3/4 down that page, and read on from "New wire price record?". I would love to hear what you think of Dan's opinion.
My Reference. Look about 3/4 down that page, and read on from "New wire price record?". I would love to hear what you think of Dan's opinion.
Geeez, what a naysaying, boorish, uncouth, unfriendly thing to say!
Different wires can sound different. "Geometry" (is that topology, design, whatever?) makes the difference. Stereometry takes the performance even further.
Check out the IMPERIAL geometry/stereometry, probably following the platinum rule* here
For a motley 10 grand minus 3k change, you can propell your $1000 amp into stratospheric performance levels.
Wow, if I only had the money....
Coming to think of it, if I did have the money I'd buy a house (to protect the wire in the first place).
*a military secret. Suffice it to say, it transcends the golden rule.
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