Could these be your next cable loom??...and price be damned.

Of course this is totally mad.  But Gabi knows there are is a small handfull of mad buyers out there that will pay $300,000 for $5,000 (max) of wire.

@jhnnrrs      How does offering a $300,000 cable add credibility to the brand?  For most of us it just demonstrates that the manufacturer is nuts and, more important, he grossly over-prices his products.  Leave a wide berth unless you have money to burn.

If you spend enough money you can get around the principles and physics of electrical systems. They clearly know that rule. I wouldn't pay any more than $450k for that garbage.

@clearthinker Of course it's mad.  It's just stupid to pay $1000 for speaker wires. 

But as to credibility, there are those that would look on a $300,000 product and think that the vendor must have incredible engineering resources leveraging ground-breaking technology to provide something at that level and assume that some of that technology must be trickling down to the lower price points.  Of course, there are those, like me, that realize these prices represent nothing more than the cajónes of the manufacturer, and have nothing to do with quality, engineering, or technology, and it's a measure of just how shady they are.

Does she offer a 30 day trial?  A 10% restocking fee is no doubt required.

New on the scene is Kinki Studio's line of cables which look a lot like Crystal Cables cables. They are very reasonable and nowhere near the outrageous prices that Crystal is asking for. Here's a link to line. They're too new to be seen on their website so the preview from 6moons has to do for now.

Here's one shot of their cable line up.

All the best,
Nonoise