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Anthony Fremont

Jan 1, 1970
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I had no idea that audiophile things had "advanced" to this point. Man
what technological marvelry! Air-core cables and whizzer cones, who'd a
thunk it. The speakers mounted in the corian counter top material
looked like a really "great" idea and only $20,000 a set to boot, just
think of the shipping mark up margin. I'm so in the wrong business.

I wonder what the PIC chip tube monitor sells for, does anybody know?
 
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John Larkin

Jan 1, 1970
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I had no idea that audiophile things had "advanced" to this point. Man
what technological marvelry! Air-core cables and whizzer cones, who'd a
thunk it. The speakers mounted in the corian counter top material
looked like a really "great" idea and only $20,000 a set to boot, just
think of the shipping mark up margin. I'm so in the wrong business.

Corian is fabulous stuff. It's very temperature resistant, a nice
insulator, and machines beautifully. We use it for production tooling
fixtures and pogo-pin bed-of-nails type things for testing PC boards.

We did one magnetic field mapper system with everything mounted on a
slab of Corian. It was a hell of a lot easier to do than the previous
one on granite!

John
 
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Jan Panteltje

Jan 1, 1970
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I had no idea that audiophile things had "advanced" to this point. Man
what technological marvelry! Air-core cables and whizzer cones, who'd a
thunk it. The speakers mounted in the corian counter top material
looked like a really "great" idea and only $20,000 a set to boot, just
think of the shipping mark up margin. I'm so in the wrong business.

I wonder what the PIC chip tube monitor sells for, does anybody know?
Looks like the cables are screened, but this splitter -- no!
JP
 
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