I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… wire is wire.
YES!!! I love this thread already!
lol.
what I liked about this article is that people automatically assume that a coat hanger must be bad.
Damint… and I just went through my closet and got rid of all the metal hangers I had :ham:
here we go
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no one is assuming that coat hangars would be bad. they are assuming that coat hangers are cheap.
this assumption can be proved by taking a trip to the dollar tree.
these threads never fail to deliver.
theblue is now going to try and convince us that there is a secret plot by coat hanger manufacturers that stole the design for monster cables and is secretly going to take over the audio world with its superior technologies
Just think. An abortion, quality sound all rolled up into one… Coat Hangars FTW
such a diverse product
inexpensive too - cheap enough for walmart shoppers to afford in bulk!
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The only one standing in their way are the plastic coat-hanger manufacturers and their non-conductive purity.
lol good ol monster, lumped right up there with bose as far as marketing junk goes.
DUDE that is the super sekrit quit blowin up their fuckin SPOT.
the plastic hangers are just super duper insulated metal ones for ULTRA PURE sounds!!!
Girl at Sears: You should buy this $50 dollar HDMI cable. Unlike most, it’s not just gold on the ends, it’s gold the entire length of the cable.
Me: So what? The purpose of gold plating is to avoid corrosion at the terminals.
Girl at Sears: :uhh:
That’s it. I’m quitting praxair. I’m going to market $20k audio cables filled with “high speed electrons” and “zero induction straight runs”.
It’s got huge value because you can hide your gold in your cables and the robbers can’t steal it on you because they don’t know it’s there. You are thick as a brick, Jimmy Fry.