mhardy6647
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Them dang floozy electrons.The virgin copper loses its purity getting entangled with loose electrons.
Them dang floozy electrons.The virgin copper loses its purity getting entangled with loose electrons.
I'm looking to cash in on the large number of enthusiasts that have lots of money and are willing to believe anything. I'm looking for investors in my company "First Run Copper" - where we only use copper run through the extrusion process the first time. We will capitalize on the idea that "First pressed olive oil is better, so why wouldn't you want extra virgin copper?" It doesn't really matter that all copper is made the same way, as long as the cable looks the money.
We're going to give a lifetime return policy, with only a 10% restocking fee. The 10% restocking fee will be 10x the cost of making the cable, so just imagine how much we'll make if no one returns it!
Get this cable into the hands of What HiFi, the Audiophiliac and Fremer and we should be able to retire in a year or two.
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Don’t limit yourself to speaker cables, you should have an artisanal range of power cables and then branch out from there, really the complete product range should only be limited by bounds of your imagination.
For example: Image how sublime speakers employing First Run Copper in their voice coils would be.
Maybe the cables should come with a white linen sheet to put under them for their... umm... maiden voyage.Like it. But how about a virgin cable that has never had a ohms test so it has never had an electron bouncing around in it to deflock it.
You're very prescient. I've contacted Dr. Tist at First Run and they have one of these on order:I am going to wait for cables that exploit the entanglement theory, so that everything sounds fast and perfectly phase synced.
(I think I am starting to hate myself...)
You're very prescient. I've contacted Dr. Tist at First Run and they have one of these on order
Using entangled phonons we could create an audio cable with a single copper core that could carry the both the left and right stereo signals with in it.
To connect it to the speakers you just lay it on the ground so it touches the mid point between the two speakers (for head phones you tie it to the centre of the head band).
And slight adjustments of the cable’s position between these speakers would allow any imbalance in the audio signal to be adjusted without further circuitry.
I think we could have fun adding more testimonials - the current ones are good.
Wendy says: "I was cleaning up in the kitchen after dinner and my husband put on some music in the living room. My senses were immediately overwhelmed with a sense of airiness and space between the notes, with decay and microdetails I never experienced before. The only difference was First Run Copper Cables."
Actually you still need the cable from your amp to your speakers. So I'm thinking the future product will look something like this:Entanglement is a wireless technology. No cables needed, I'm afraid.
I'll have to ask. Most likely, since MQA isn't a vinyl technology, he'll probably hate it, since all things digital lack warmth, dynamics, emotion and liquidity.What is Dr. Tist‘s stance on MQA? Maybe he could clarify in an interview. I‘m sure there must be some significant advantages when combining MQA and first run copper cables.
If First Run could find a way to embed quantum entanglement atoms into the cable, that would disentangle the musical information from amplifier induced distortion, the speaker would receive only music. This is something that could probably be done with only limited knowledge of the Quantum Entanglement Theory.I look forward to a new quantum entanglement wireless protocol someday. Then, we can work to ensure the particles that carry the musical information are pure and the entanglement machines (entanglers?) don't add any measurable distortion (particle perfect?)
Full break in won't happen for many years, so your system will only sound better and better.Until then, I am really enjoying my First Run Copper Cables. As they continue to break in with extended use, I am hearing even more air around the instruments and I've noticed my dog reacting to the music more as the ultrasonic harmonics open up.
Actually you still need the cable from your amp to your speakers. So I'm thinking the future product will look something like this:
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Please excuse the misspelling.
Well, our testing in the lab of First Run Copper Wire is finished. The interest here in the lab dominated most of the work of our lab here at Sandia National Laboratory. Well, our tests which are proprietary for First Run are finished. There is no doubt and we have 100% proof that the wire does everything that First Run claims. We were surprised in that our testing, we tested for factors that are far more extreme than just audio use. Every time we thought up a new test, we were surprised at how the wire performed much better than any known copper wire. Some of our Scientists started to calling it "magic wire" here in the lab. It is a huge breakthrough in copper wire and will have use all through our society. No one thought we would ever see a simple but amazing breakthrough like this in our lifetimes. Fairly easy, simple and changes the whole wire market. Our hats are off to First Run for their amazing breakthrough. We notified First Run that they will be included in the running for a Noble prize. At Sandia, we are grateful they came to us with this wonderful product.
There you have it. Even though I'm retired I decided to let the guys have some to test. Good thing I did!