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| Why pay so much? You guys are really funny. Like, this is like being on the Flat Earth forums, where you see people convinced the Earth is flat. Just, it’s like a Kool Aid that’s being sipped.Could it be that you have a passionate love for music, and it’s fun spen... | |
| Why pay so much? If AudioQuest charged $350 for their Dragon Zero and Bass which would be 100% fair, I might buy it. Some would call me ridiculous considering I could get the same audio fidelity from $1 a foot belden. Paying 1,000% premium for something that proba... | |
| Why pay so much? Well. James Randi used to offer $1,000,000 for proof of proof of the supernatural, and he put out the reward for people claiming speaker wire mattered in sound fidelity, and no one would do it. Not Pear Anjou? Or the reviewer who reviewed the $10k... | |
| Why pay so much? Mitch2, copper is billions of years old. It comes from the collision of 2 neutron stars in a binary system or in other words it’s stars that have exploded in to a super nova and failed to turn in to a black hole leaving neutron stars that combine ... | |
| Why pay so much? When a 60 minutes airs about this blatant speaker wire price scam.What will you guys be left with once the market tanks?$5 worth of copper, $5 worth of banana plugs, and $1 worth of cable jackets.You might be able to get $100 for the fact that it... | |
| Why pay so much? I think what I meant is, that $30,000 Audioquest Dragon Zero and Bass, would cost $300 if there weren’t suckers to pay $30k on $50 cost to build wiring.I think you guys get embarrassed that you spend so much, or can’t stand the thought that you’re... | |
| Why pay so much? Lol. Vietnam. You name the date and time.😃 | |
| Why pay so much? Okay, then to each their own.It was nice talking to you and arguing and debating with you, friend???See ya, Glupson?- Andy | |
| Why pay so much? If less companies then prices go up?When there’s a whole, it’ll be filled.If things change, then a factory direct company will show up to change things. And if there is collusion? And they threaten the factory direct company?Then it’s legally wron... | |
| Why pay so much? Okay. Hrm. Now I feel like we’re going around and around in circles.I do appreciate the fun debate, and I’m declaring my self the winner.Lol.Lower Margins = more volume and still profitable enough to existExotic = cheaper, since lower margins and ... | |
| Why pay so much? I do own a car. A 95,000 mile 2006 ford Taurus. Lol. It gets me around!The best deal and the best bang for the buck are the same terminology, lol, so both?I’m just saying, the final product on all audio and non- audio wiring, speakers, amplifiers,... | |
| Why pay so much? The Emotiva A-500 does exist at $530.https://emotiva.com/products/a-500Power Output (two channels driven):110 watts RMS per channel; 20 Hz – 20 kHz; THD < 0.1%; into 8 Ohms.190 watts RMS per channel; 1 kHz; THD < 1%; into 4 Ohms.Power Output... | |
| Why pay so much? The margins are what makes something a good deal or not to the buyer. If a company takes 300% margins on speakers, then you get more bang for your buck as it's $400 on $100 to build instead of you paying 3,000% on $100 so it's $3,100 to you. It'... | |
| Why pay so much? They can exist. And I don’t want to bring up the $10k amplifier challenge by Richard Clarke, but 10s of thousands or people are yet to identify amplifiers with the same gain and same frequency response as to sounding different.If you want .001% TH... | |
| Why pay so much? Apparently the D3004-6600 was, too "neutral" and not "lively" enough, but good enough for the Anat Reference II at $100,000 which won awards for the best speaker ever at the time. |