Monster speaker wire

[DidUHearThat? 10+ year member]

magnetic flux tube

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Sounds better than "hollow space to make you think your buying thicker cable while we gip you on copper and distract you with theoretical claims that have no relevence to thier performance as speaker wires."

 

[drpeeb 10+ year member]

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Sounds better than "hollow space to make you think your buying thicker cable while we gip you on copper and distract you with theoretical claims that have no relevence to thier performance as speaker wires."

aka ...

voodoo

BS

marketing

improving the bottom line

 

[blackdragonaudi 10+ year member]

plastic inside the strands of wire dooo what, post a pic

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Na but IMO its just so they don't have to put more wire in there strands.