Denon Ethernet Cables costs a Bomb
Posted on Jun 15, 08 07:56 PM PDT
High-end audio company Denon will be offering an Ethernet cable that will break the bank as it costs a whopping $499. What makes this 1.5 meter ultra-premium link cable so special? It was apparently designed for the audio enthusiast, constructed from high purity copper wire and high performance connection parts to form the AK-DL1. I don't know about you, but so far tests have shown that standard audio cables, a clothes hanger and high-end Monster cables all tend to sound the same to the untrained ear, and how many of us actually have hearing so sensitive we're on par with Wolverine? Still, it it makes you feel better, go ahead and spoil yourself with the Denon AK-DL1.
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By Michael Johas Teener , 25/06/08 6:07 PM (CommentID #746131)
This is downright silly. Ethernet cable either works or it doesn't ... it's a digital signal so all of the "high purity copper wire" stuff used for speaker wires is even less relevant here. Standard cat-5 cable works for 100m and gives error rates down at 10e-12!
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