1 million dollar speaker made by Kharma


Holy, Kharma makes this speaker called the Kharma Grand Enigma Reference speakers, that cost 1 million dollars. Has anyone heard them. I doubt my Adcom Amp would sound good on them.
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I never thought of someone doing Dick, or was it Bill, a mistake. Well maybe if he was married, it's a hard call.
I heard a great joke about Monica and Bill today, but I sense this is not the right time to tell it.
Yes, the poor little rich girl that got rich off being infamous...the poor thing, we should all just let her run for the US Senate or something, and learn to love her again! How silly of me, I have learned the error of my ways...
Excuse ME !!! My name is Kimmy Kharma. I designed and built the Grand Enigma and I am very insulted by the negative comments on this website. How dare you pass judgment on my product without even listening to it ?? And some of you are critical of the retail price. Well, let me tell you that there are not very many really good speaker systems available for under a million dollars these days. I know, I have listened to them all and there is no question that the Grand Enigma is the best by far. Just name one system that can reproduce sound at a distance of 25 feet and still sound real !!! See, it's not so easy, is it ?? And poor Monica L. You treat her so badly. Don't worry Monica. I will name my next system after you. Monicas' Enigma Variations. Yes!!! It is perfect. And I will raise the price to 2 Million Dollars just so the riff-raff can not purchase it. They will die of envy. And we shall dance in the streets !!
Let,s see. A million dollars. You could surely rent the services of a major orchestra at least once a month for a year (that is, if you could convince the resident maestro to work free). If you prefer a smaller scale, a major chamber ensemble (string quartet, jazz ensemble,rock group etc.)could probably be heard weekly for that year. On the other hand, perhaps a kit version could be had for less. Or perhaps the mfr. will make a similarly sounding set of headphones. Since I can't afford any of those options, I'll just wait for the Radio Shack knock-off.