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Posted by zako on May 31, 2012 at 08:06:24:
One manufacture of cables and wire of all sorts and is one of the oldest cable manufactures here in this country,,Commented to me a strange virus of beliefs have cropped up and hyped the audio community,,making exotic claims that are not true,,Prying on the audio customer with high priced bling connectors...As a recording engineer with years of expierence older than some members here,,,I must caution the moderaters here to allow the truth to be known,,The cables and connectors are not brokin in before any recording sessions,, John Ergle one of the most respected audio recording engineers before his death commented on how bad the problem of over hype has become in the industry,,