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Kimber KS 1036 Silver RCA Cable Review

This is a review and detailed measurements of the Kimber Kable KS1036 "Silver" RCA Cable. It is on kind loan from a member and costs US $4,520 for a pair (1 meter). While I did not care for the cheap plastic box it came in, the cable itself has a bit of style with that loose wooden piece with...

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I mean, nowadays I think the majority of people realise the audiophile cable market is a con, but it's always nice to be reminded every so often. 😀

 

[Dave_]

I mean, nowadays I think the majority of people realise the audiophile cable market is a con,

I'm not so sure...

but it's always nice to be reminded every so often. 😀

Awaits the believe their ears gang to bite.

 

[GroeneLeeuw]

I suppose there are people buying those ultra expensive cable or they wouldn´t be commercialized but I do wonder who buys them.
Is this people who need to make an effort to save money to be able to buy convinced they´re buying a superior product or, is these people who have money to burn, who?
And who knows that, who here was ever involved in the sales process?

 

[Angle Poise-Lamp]

I suppose there are people buying those ultra expensive cable or they wouldn´t be commercialized but I do wonder who buys them.
Is this people who need to make an effort to save money to be able to buy convinced they´re buying a superior product or, is these people who have money to burn, who?
And who knows that, who here was ever involved in the sales process?

There's a lot of people these days, for whom $4,500 is nothing and, there are those people who need to be able to boast to their mates, about how much money they have spent.

I'm sure if you bought some nails, painted them yellow, put them in nice little boxes and labelled them as, Super Special Low Noise Acoustic Nails, you could make a very substantial profit margin. They could be used to fix those, very expensive, cable risers to the floor...

 

[ToppingSMSL]

Professional types with a lot of disposable income. Doctors, for example.

 

[Dave_]

Aside from their disposable income though, there's no difference between someone who spends 40 quid or 4 grand on a audiophile cable.