What is this and why is it worth $100?
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expensive outlet
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5 years ago
Here's one for $170!!
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I gather the goal is provide an elecrtrical receptacle that will not interfere with the sound from your Victrola. Or your $10,000 sound system, so what's another $170? But shouldn't you replace every outlet in your house with these.
If these cost retail 170, then I suppose wholesale their about 85, and the elecrician should charge what, 245, 340? to put each one in??
I think there's one born every minute.
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It's for audio buffs who believe that the more expensive a receptacle is, the better it must sound. Like oxygen free cables that cost $1000 I think they even have that crap for HDMI, where it's digital.
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It is amazing. Have you heard about gluten-free water?
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Did you miss the $238 model ?
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Some people buy Ford, some buy Rolls-Royce. Whatever........
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This is for audiophools who can hear the oxygen in their speaker wires. I suppose if you think it works, it works.
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It's the Japanese version of the PT Barnum Super Audiofool model.
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You need to be an audiophile to fully appreciate its qualities. While you might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer at least you're not one of those idiots.
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Too bad the oxygen in their speakers is reducing the oxygen in their brains.
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It's for audiofools who have consumed too much of the koolade.
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hen I looked under "Frequently bought together", the other item is a $145 faceplate.
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Rhodium plated
Which somehow reminds me of "we are rhodomagnetic",
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I haven't, but I have had cholesterol-free bread and sugar-free water.
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I don't know what good rhodium does in outlets, except for making them more expensive.
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All my cables are gluten free too.
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And yet, they both get from point A to point B. For many, it's all about image.
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Funny thing, the guy who is really wealthy is probably driving the Ford.
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Oh, yeah, non-crystals. That's important.
My nephew did his thesis on Nano-crystals and High Fidelity Music
But he points out that people need to buy rhodium wall-switches too, not just receptacles. And the breaker box should be rhodium plated with sprinkles of nano crystals. And whipped cream.
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Using a good outlet with a cheap faceplate is so tacky.
Better to use a good faceplate with a cheap outlet, so at least when your friends come over they think you have class.