A little History lesson on, "High- End" cables:

The Verion Triaxial IC's cost $30/meter in 1978. And were considered real "Hi-End" gear! I also had the Verion P SUT with its captive Triaxial output IC.

roberjerman,
Interesting. I never heard of the Verion Triaxial IC's; and I had forgotten that the Goldens were made by Discwasher. They did look great at the time didn't they? Black and round with (!) gold plated RCA's.

Removed *and replaced with eye rolling . 

The way i see it is if the name is some kind of made up, long Fancy pants name. I pay no attention to it . Snake oil. 
Lets see some technical back up , they can't or the jig is up .  
So if electrical signal moves at the speed of light. And computers are 10 million times faster than the human brain . Do some math , how fast is light compared to sound?
  Far more can be done for placement and time alignment . Some of these goofs have half a million worth of stereo stuff in a room from hoarders and have the nerve to be able to comment . Or the stereo is slid to one side of a room . Or giant monitors jammed squarely into the corners with an arm rest of another chair obscuring the stage.  Or a fish tank between them .

 Any talk of how much they paid and how great their decision was is only feeding the guys with OCD  and money, to do even dumber things. 

Okay. Whatever.

Meanwhile, back OT, how in the world do you call something a history of high end cables and not mention Synergistic Research???!