Reviews of $10k plus ics, speaker wires, and pcs

Mcondon, Jazzonthehudson, Czarivey, and, of course, Mapman, why do you bother posting here? Are you guys self-appointed snakeoil police? If you guys think those of us buying the HFCs enjoy their expense or that we seek the awe of those coming to our rooms and seeing these cables, you are crazy, but we do recognize the performance improvement of these cables and have found that those coming to our homes and hearing them agree.

Jazzonthehudson, until there finally is a dynamic and efficient point sourse speaker that is a reverse microphone, speakers will always be a compromise.

TBg,

Your question does not warrant a response.

Have a nice day!

I my country the most common mistake people in audio make is spending a lot of money on speakers compared to the rest of their set.

What I did 10 years ago during a audio show was using speakers of just 1000 dollar and I used an integrated amp of 7000 dollar. I had a stunning endresult. ( what counts most)

I told people the importance of an amp and that many people spend less money on amps.

There is a reason why people people spend easilly a lot of money on speakers compared to how much they spend on amps and cables.

This was a reason why I started to use blind tests in the past. Because audio works best by convincing people.

Still many make this mistake. So I bring in cables and amps to open their eyes ( ears)

Bo,
Move your business here because here people tend to spend a lot of money on wires.
Spending lots of money on good speakers looks like a very good mistake to me.

Spending money on shit is very easy in audio. Same thing about spending a lot of money on getting an average or low quality.

Audio is all about the right balance in a system. In most systems the balance is far from perfect.

This is based on:

- Using tools which togheter are not the right combination.

- missing essentail parts which need to be there.

- Not able to get a decent level out of the speakers caused
by a too low level in amps, source and cables.

* For me it is a constant repeating of the same limitations.