Mr. khiak
Thanks.
1. The imgur software:
Click this: https://imgur.com/a/9IPINRA (the updated spreadsheet is there).
Click the green box on left top of the screen that say: New post.
On the window that opens, drag a picture. It will upload to the site.
On the right top of the screen, an HTTP address line is created, next to the button: Copy.
Copy it to your post.
Every time someone clicks it here, a new window will open and your uploaded picture will show up. Repeat the process for more pictures.
2. The prices on the old cables (that been replaced by the DIY) are very high. It’s sum is over $30,000.- were replaced by $300.-!!!
I assume that a US $8,000.- US $8,400.- and US $17,000.- are what some industry representatives here used to call Hi-end speaker cables. Call it whatever you like…I call it robbing $30,000.- from people, by taking advantage of their innocent desire to get a better sound out of their system.
This revelation of yours (impression vs. cable value) is exactly what my claim was.
Reading their adv. On site: https://audiofederation.com/brands/kharma/kharma-price-list
And https://blinkhighend.com/shop/cables/ansuz-speakz-speaker-cables/
No technical data at all! Some mambo jumbo on technology, some "purity" crap, "one-material conductor-termination-circuit" superiority (?) and a staggering price.
Calculations: None
Fit to customer requirements: None
Technical data for a skilled audiophile to pick the right one: None
Results:
Over $30,000.- of cost to be beaten by some understanding (in electronics) and $300.- of materials cost.
