[DanG]

Oh, Thomas, little do you know...

http://www.taralabs.com/products/ind..._int_ism.htm#5

 

[DanG]

Redwood, I don't think we should do that because it's copyright infringement. Posting a snippet here and there isn't too much, but posting whole lists is probably not good to do.

 

[chych]

Well, last I remember, the MSB Link 3 was a Class B product.

Check this out though
http://www.audioadvisor.com/store/stereophile.asp

 

[Redwoood]

DanG:
Well, we've had the same for headphone related stuff, so
I thought: why not do the same for sources?

But if you don't like this, no problem. You're the boss

Bye

Redwoood

 

[DanG]

I'm sorry Redwood, I didn't mean to come across as bossy. But perhaps it would be best to try to steer clear of copyright issues
when possible.

 

[bootman]

This site has the 1999 stereophile list.

http://home1.pacific.net.sg/~axiom13/reccom99.htm

I don't get in trouble for posting this do I?

 

[Redwoood]

DanG:
No offence taken at all

you're right, the last thing we need are copyright issues.

Bye

Redwoood

 

[grrr223]

Thomas, check out PS Audio's website, they go into a lot of detail about how they make their Lab cables. You can find it here at :

PS Audio Cable Manufacturing Article

Their website in general is really cool, with a lot of fun, informative information (That sounds a little redundant doesn't it, 'informative information').


Soo... has anyone here thought of making ICs from their Lab Cables ?

Think 6 gauge will be substaintial enough?