Wow. I wonder if you need even more expensive ethernet cables for lossless audio then.
Man. A fool and his money...
Tom
Man. A fool and his money...
Tom
As soon as I see the words 'quantum' and 'crystal' I switch off. In over 50 years of listening to hi-fi, I have seen all the wierd and wonderful ways of parting people from their money and have never failed to be amazed at human stupidity.
Mind you, I have never failed to be surprised at that anyway.
From the web page:
Sounds like Mr. Bybee needs a Nobel Prize for Quantum Mechanics, he has apparently figured out how to transform ordinary matter into anti-matter. Matter and anti-matter coming into contact with each other...what could go wrong? Amiright? 😉
Mike
Whoever wrote all that missed their calling as a sci-fi script writer, beam me up scotty!
To be frank, I don't trust mine, nor yours, nor anybody elses without a rigid testing protocol.
It's probably there somewhere on this thread, but there are dummy banana plugs that are meant to be plugged into unused speaker-out binding posts to prevent the output signal from escaping into space. Apparently, the escaped signal interferes with line-level cables, etc., so it needs to be confined to the interior of the amp cabinet.
Of course, the premium ones are gold- or rhodium-plated to ensure that the signal is safely confined. Plain old nickel or tin on brass won't cut it, and it has to be non-magnetic.
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