Got oodles of $$ to blow?

Uhh..what? Another company named as a fruit trying to charge rediculous prices?

Maybe use them if your like running a radio station or something..
 
Dude, a radio station barely reaches CD quality. Sattelite is not much better either.

These cables are for EXTREME audiophiles, and maybe concert halls.
 
LOL I just read an article about this on cracked...


Here is a little exurb from it.


Like any audio cables, the Anjou cables--and other insanely expensive cables like them--are kinda sorta just cables. Pretty much a few pennies worth of copper and plastic. Not only do the expensive cables not make thousands of dollars worth of difference, they don't make any difference. To prove it, skeptic James Randi offered $1 million to anyone who could hear the difference between cheap cables and the high-end ones in a big, public "you are full of garbage" throwdown.

Seriously, just take the blind hearing test, cheap cables vs. Pear, and if you can pick out the difference, you're a millionaire. As it stands, Randi still has his million dollars and you can get some decent cables at Wal-Mart for a few bucks.

Thereven provided a link with info about the contest mentioned in his post.

Won't be linking the article since cracked contains some innapropriate stuff on it, including the article itself.
 
The only reason that the pear cables are so expensive is because it is 99.999% PURE twisted copper. The fact that most regular copper cables are already 99% copper, the extra .999% does not matter and the cables are NOWHERE near the price...

Now, in real high quality speaker systems that costs millions, those have silver wire running because it is the most conductive metal, gold being second. More conduction = more wattage. Silver also happens to be VERY expensive... Yet again...
 
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