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| millercarbon @michaellent Too many to mention. I got in trouble for calling out many of the big names here for their shameless plugging of questionable junk. | |
| millercarbon I don't think there is room on the planet for another ego as bloated as his. That must be him. I remember him touting that his name came from his turntable. An absolute shill for the high end audio accessory industry (not using the S.O. words).... | |
| The best speaker cables you’ve had @terry9 "The best resistors, like Vishay VAR, consist primarily of a metal resistive component which is laser trimmed to provide a channel with the specified resistance". I'd prefer that to jury-rigging some pieces of nichrome trying to get the c... | |
| The best speaker cables you’ve had @terry9 That's some pretty bogus advice there. Do you have a clue what you're talking about? If you want to replace a resistor, do it with a quality component, not some hokey nichrome wire. Either way, you're sure to 1) make no notable improveme... | |
| Could these be your next cable loom??...and price be damned. @clearthinker Of course it's mad. It's just stupid to pay $1000 for speaker wires. But as to credibility, there are those that would look on a $300,000 product and think that the vendor must have incredible engineering resources leveraging grou... | |
| Could these be your next cable loom??...and price be damned. Many manufacturers have a "flagship" model that is totally out there as far as pricing is concerned. They know they may only sell a couple, but even if they sell none, having a product like that lends credibility to the brand and helps to sell th... | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? No, it is not, but it depends on your music. Classical music from Telarc, LSO, and a few others exhibit great soundstage width and depth. Pop and rock not so much. Key to the portrayal of a deep soundstage is having the speakers well out from t... |