Jessica you would be amazed. There is a whole market for cables for audiophiles that cost thousands of dollars a foot. You can also buy multi thousand dollar IEC power cords and people do it knowing exactly what they are getting. There are companies that sell special knobs for tube components made from rare wood that is claimed to improve the sound. Those knobs cost thousands as well.
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BTW, what's your opinion on tubes, ND?
I hope one day to be rich enough that I can afford to be that stupid.
They have their place. I like tubes in some parts of my recording chain for certain sound. I don't want them in something like my power amp.
Actually, I imagine there are several industries dedicated to convince really rich, really stupid people to spend idiotic amounts of money on snake oil.
LOOK! OVER $7,000 FOR TWO 12 FOOT LENGTHS OF FREAKING BARE WIRE ZIP CORD!
Drew, we need to start a business installing "high end" audio systems for really rich, really stupid people. We buy high end for the visible stuff, tell them we bought a million dollars worth of audio cables and accessories, use lamp cord or whatever, and pocket a million bucks per job, on top of our fee.
Drew, we need to start a business installing "high end" audio systems for really rich, really stupid people. We buy high end for the visible stuff, tell them we bought a million dollars worth of audio cables and accessories, use lamp cord or whatever, and pocket a million bucks per job, on top of our fee.
As long as I get my cut for suggesting it to you in the first place!
Who will write the ad copy?
Thanks, Gud. The problem is with my laptop, though, and both USB ports are not working. I think the PSI thingie might be the answer.
Perkins there are tons of free out of copyright books available in iBooks. Assuming the iPad has the same apps as the touch, my 4 year old loves Fruit Ninja. I frequently find myself saying, "Stop slicing fruit and come over here."