This photo caption says that it's an LCD-3. What's with the wood varnish, then, and what's with the extra set of plugs? With the headphone cable price, wouldn't the LCD-4 be the ideal target?
"The world's first use of Graphene in a headphone cable. Graphene is a room temperature super conductor with 8 million times the conductive density of copper."
Note the "use of." If it's a super conductor, shouldn't it be by JPS Labs? Room temperature super-conductor is nice. So what is the headphone cable made of?
"featuring ... silver alloy conductors in an air-string geometry."
What the hell is an Air String? Is it suspending a cable, in air?
If it's silver alloy, what's the formulation? Is it like sterling silver (925, silver/copper)? Argentium?
Ok. What the hell is a Headphone Transducer? Headphones have transducers, but we highly doubt that acoustical coupling is used, and there's a tube of air inside the HT Carbon, with a two mics at one end, and a two speaker's at the other. We're making light of a serious subject. The improper naming of a commercial product. Aldous Huxley.
We like Synergestic Research. They're one of our favourite companies.
We would buy their Gallelio System Speaker Cable based on the stilletos and the design. It's unbeliably one of the world's coolest products.
We would buy their Tesla Power Cell and Tranquility Base, also.
JP 2015/11/14
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