A Different Perspective: The Audio Quest

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The Audio Quest is a matter of life on earth. We are all called to do something different.

Well, what's not to like about the DBS Diamond? To be fair, the ends look cheap. The design on the cable is very mountainous, and we like the electrical design.

Now 72 v is a good number. Typically 24 volts (V) is the amount of power used for a XLR microphone, via the 3-pin cable, plus shield. The 72 v is used as a shielding dialectic. DBS is a very good name. Aston Martin would be proud, and Aston Martin owners will rejoice. Oh my.

Note: What you focus on, you notice. I saw a while ago, Mercedes S550, License 72V W24. Ed.

[$94,400.00 USD + $63,618.00 USD full options [including Burnmeister Stereo] = $157,718.00 USD total. For a smaller pleasure, Tiffany has a nice man's ring for $2200.00 CDN + tax. We were told $5100.00 CDN today.]

The same customer interested in S550 Sedan might very well be interested in an Audioquest Diamond Ethernet Cable. It's a matter of perspective.

How you spend $10,000.00 may make you hot, or may make you rich.

Here's a nice audiophile test tone.

Players may notice that audiophiles like to burn in their cables with high and low frequency (including noise) test-sweeps. They also like to listen to interesting recorded sounds to verify their system's solidity.

The cable is something different.

What's not to like?