[quote=draudio;3772935]
Originally Posted by draudio
Okay, okay, some answers.
You have to realize that I'm gonna feel a lot like a Dad finally explaining to his son that there ain't no Santa. That broken hearted lip droopin' response is likely what I'm gonna get, because the truth ain't nearly as fun as the hype and the ********.
Do you know what? UL is not an insurance company, nor are they required by law. In fact, most everything in high-end audio is not UL.
Secondly, conductors don't have to be made by fairy princesses, elves or Virtual Dynamics to be good.
Thirdly, the major cost of running a business is not the parts cost of the products that you make, in most cases. Many times what you pay for as consumers is ******** like UL that adds to cost beyond what consumers really need to pay. Let's look at a Power Three.
So why didn't we? The reason why we haven't sold tens of thousands of these beautiful little cables is because people are looking for all the wrong things. They need to be listening instead, to the sound! What you'll hear is the sound of thousands of little tiny beads in a cable that arguably should do absolutely nothing for your sound, and yet, it does.
Ok so in your words,
the UL is Bull S$** and we the consumer are doing the wrong thing to ask a silly question about safety? When what we should of been doing is just listen to the cord.
Wow Acoustic Chef was right when he said we where all "unintelligent"....