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I recall that famous quote by PT Barnum....
In the spirit of James Dean*+ -- The laws of physics are made to be broken.To h*ll with the laws of physics. I'm buying one!
IIRC a co-founder of iFi is a member here but only defends the nonsense up to a point?
Is this basically the same cord?
https://www.amazon.com/iFi-SilentPower-SupaNova-Power-Cable/dp/B091B6TVT8
Don't believe he's with the company any longer....Imagine the poor schmuck that can't spring for the SupaQuasar and has to settle for the Quasar.
Maybe he can send Amir a set for testing.
It's an electrical towel drier with fancy pants?Hmmz... It's different.
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The plot thickens.Don't buy that one unless you want thin and shrill sounding music.
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Doodski, you beat me to it again! I was going to post that they had reinvented Belden's basic cable that costs around $1 a foot. You are too fast more my old typing fingers! LOLA 10 foot clothes dryer cable is ~$100 for the really good'n expensive ones.
But is it end game? Once you hear all the uhm, stuff this one can do, you'll just want an even more expensive one!It’s a bargain at $500. Most end-game power cables are at least 10x that!
Maybe the snake oil profits support the engineering NRE.Such a weird company with an inexplicable mix of decently engineered and pure snake oil products.
You won't need to replace the cable but audiophile concrete cannot be far away so resign yourself to digging up the floor at some point.This is me, laying down the power cable for my new amp.
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And the finished result. Almost. Waiting for the agitator truck to pour the concrete.. Just crossing my fingers no new and more resolving cables will come out for the next many years.
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Exactly. Everyone knows that regular concrete has ferromagnetism, which ruins the soundstage. Or something.You won't need to replace the cable but audiophile concrete cannot be far away so resign yourself to digging up the floor at some point.
Just needs a bit of blue-sky thinking.Exactly. Everyone knows that regular concrete has ferromagnetism, which ruins the soundstage. Or something.