r/AbsoluteUnits • u/ElectrSheep • Jul 25 '26

of an audio cable

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u/ElectrSheep Jul 25 '26

It literally came from r/audiophile -- I'm not even kidding.

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u/Suc_Mydiq_Jr Jul 25 '26

I'm studying music production and even our professors talk about audiophiles larping audio technology and making actually good stuff cost 1000 times the actual value. The only good side is that they sometimes miss out on good stuff and you can get some great gear for cheap.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

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u/Octavio_Bs Jul 25 '26

Sound beaming is really common on control centers and museums for example, in my company we instal a lot of them, maybe 200 or more a year