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Who’s up for a $2800 fuse?
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I read about those recently in Stereo Times "Most Wanted 2020" under tweaks. The author sure raved about them. Certainly not the next purchase I'm going to make but I would be curious to hear a demonstration.
Fuse - 2/3's down the page
Fuse - 2/3's down the page
If it were replaced free when it blows then it might be worth considering.
If we took a 1m Masterbuilt Ultra interconnect and chopped it into individual fuse-length wires, each wire would "only" cost about $260. 
Or $6000 feet for one’s speakers. The tweak world is surely out of control.
Is that quick blow or slow blow?If we took a 1m Masterbuilt Ultra interconnect and chopped it into individual fuse-length wires, each wire would "only" cost about $260.
Heh ...
I confess to being something of an old-school Newtonian, tending to dismiss out of hand those audio products that use 'Quantum Science' in their name.
from that site:
quantum, science and audio... now there’s three words that should never be put together
Quite like their sub-headings
Not press to "understand more"
But to "understand deeper"
I guess you don't "pay more", you "pay deeper" Lol.
Not press to "understand more"
But to "understand deeper"
I guess you don't "pay more", you "pay deeper" Lol.
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That's too much, unbelievable.
Or the 14k XLR interconnects that use $10 per pair Neutrik connectors...seriously?
EDIT: even worse, the company claims "self produced own sockets for Best Sound Quality (world's first)"
That's a Neutrik connector with a custom ring, but that's it. It's not built from the ground up. If they don't even bother with making the entire connector, that means it uses the stock Neutrik brass pins, which are OK for $10 but far from high end.
Cables make a big difference in sound, and good things are, usually, expensive, but this is preposterous.
Or the 14k XLR interconnects that use $10 per pair Neutrik connectors...seriously?
EDIT: even worse, the company claims "self produced own sockets for Best Sound Quality (world's first)"
That's a Neutrik connector with a custom ring, but that's it. It's not built from the ground up. If they don't even bother with making the entire connector, that means it uses the stock Neutrik brass pins, which are OK for $10 but far from high end.
Cables make a big difference in sound, and good things are, usually, expensive, but this is preposterous.
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no quantum tunneling from Synergistic Research for you then?
Maybe he knows that quantum tunneling can apply to any audio product with the use of quantum stickers containing cryogenically treated infra-red powder.
Quantum Sticker - Telos Audio Design
Jeff Lin is the operator and owner of Telos Quantum technique.
telos-audio.com.tw
From that site... a wonderful collection of techno-babble, only omitting a quantum dopicator tuned gonkulator.Maybe he knows that quantum tunneling can apply to any audio product with the use of quantum stickers containing cryogenically treated infra-red powder.
Quantum Sticker - Telos Audio Design
Jeff Lin is the operator and owner of Telos Quantum technique.
Every Quantum X2 stickers contains patented formula infra-red powder (which undergoes 36 hours of cryogenic process at -196oC), patented formula negative ion powder, titanium dioxide photocatalyst materials, silica wafer insulation coating material, pentoxide antistatic agent material, calcium oxide CAO desiccant material, zironia filter material and alumina structural ceramic material.
Beyond Just Technology: SuperUltraHyperTechnology
PYST cables are made from only the finest 6-nines Unobtanium™ alloy, molecularly assembled in our Alternate Universe™ reality-distortion tesseract field , using a secret geometry reverse-engineered from crashed UFOs, painstakingly smuggled out of Area 51 by deep-cover operatives. Performance is further enhanced by the use of a QuantConnect™ quantum-entangled pair of transmission interfaces, held at absolute zero by our exclusive Stasis Field™ technology. The cables are then wrapped in NanoAeroCap™, a nanotechnology-enabled aerogel anti-capacitance insulation system, featuring Fractal Interleaved Geometry™ to create negative inductance for maximum audio transmission quality.
Or, er, well . . . again, no. These are nice, high-quality cables, with solid, reliable connectors. That’s it. Hope you like them!
From:
Schiit Pyst cables, at $ 20
The fuse thing has to be a spoof. Hard to believe anyone has actually purchased one of these, even in HK where there is an abundance of crazy audiophiles! If so, was it the free bottle of Prozac that comes with every purchase that was the attraction?
Are you saying that audiophiles are not able to understand quantum mechanics? They already know logarithms from the law of diminishing returns and exponential from hyperbolic comments, quantum mechanics should come next - a bounded system sounds either natural or artificial, there is no intermediate state!quantum, science and audio... now there’s three words that should never be put together
15 inch woofers and compression drivers vibrate at one end of the room and on the other side of the room there is an orchestra in my mind... is this not the very definition of spooky action at a distanceAre you saying that audiophiles are not able to understand quantum mechanics? They already know logarithms from the law of diminishing returns and exponential from hyperbolic comments, quantum mechanics should come next - a bounded system sounds either natural or artificial, there is no intermediate state!
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