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They could not resist the temptation. Those are a deal compared to some cables out thereI thought BJC was above this sort of high priced stuff.![]()
They could not resist the temptation. Those are a deal compared to some cables out thereI thought BJC was above this sort of high priced stuff.![]()
Right? They should take themselves behind my rack and plug themselves in for that price.At $800 I expect it to be 60ft long and make me coffee in the morning. No amount of build quality justifies a 6ft cable being that much.
It’s basically just jewelry for people who want to bring friends over and show off. The funny thing though, as this hobby is niche, most people got no clue what’s going on or even care about that lolRight? They should take themselves behind my rack and plug themselves in for that price.
I vaguely remember it being a custom cable made for them.Does anyone know which Belden cable is used to make this 'iconoclaust' cable by BJC?
Ok. I have used belden bulk cable a lot over the years. So i wondered how i missed this particular one.I vaguely remember it being a custom cable made for them.
Maybe for the snake oil infusion technique?
A Chinese one? LOLDoes anyone know which Belden cable is used to make this 'iconoclaust' cable by BJC?
What's the significance of that?
Very surprising. Their main customer base is industrial and engineering; maybe they figured no one will know or care. Which is most likely the case. Why not take audiophile money? On the bright side it's probably a better cable than most audiophile garbage.It's an embarrassment that Belden allowed their name to be associated with this cable,
The McIntosh MCLK12 mantle clock is a celebration of time while being a tribute to classic McIntosh design. Constructed with the signature McIntosh blue watt meters, the MCLK12 demonstrates the same easy to read visual interface. Blue meter lighting may be switched on or off from the front panel, or by other McIntosh components, depending on the viewing conditions. The faceplate is the same width as other McIntosh equipment, allowing for rack placement; also wall or shelf mountable.
1800$Heck, McIntosh makes a clock.
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McIntosh MCLK12 Metered Clock
The McIntosh MCLK12 mantle clock is a celebration of time while being a tribute to classic McIntosh design. Constructed with the signature McIntosh blue watt meters, the MCLK12 demonstrates the same easy to read visual interface. Blue meter lighting may be switched on or off from the front...www.audioadvice.com
... but a veritable bargain compared to some of the Iconoclast cables.1800$
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A celebration of time lol!Yeah, I think there are two different and basically non-overlapping markets.
Even so, the name "Belden" (like Mogami and Canare) has some brand recognition and, more to the point, cachet, even with the audiophile market.
A match made in heaven.
... and I think it goes without saying that audiophiles are iconoclasts. Well, they want to be iconoclasts. Well... they want to be perceived as iconoclasts.
Heck, McIntosh makes a clock.
There's lots of room in 'tech' for silly products -- especially silly, overpriced products.
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McIntosh MCLK12 Metered Clock
The McIntosh MCLK12 mantle clock is a celebration of time while being a tribute to classic McIntosh design. Constructed with the signature McIntosh blue watt meters, the MCLK12 demonstrates the same easy to read visual interface. Blue meter lighting may be switched on or off from the front...www.audioadvice.com
It's only $1800. Buy a couple and see!... but a veritable bargain compared to some of the Iconoclast cables.
PS I've gotta admit, I wouldn't mind seeing a video of what the "minutes" meter does on the hour. I wonder if the meter ballistics are true to McIntosh form?