Crafty advertising copy
- Thread starter Mike Caldwell
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Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: Crafty advertising copy
I've had nothing but problems with any molded Monster cable. You should see the look on musicians' faces when I replace their super-premium Monster cable with a 'real' Neutrik cable and it works fine....
I've had nothing but problems with any molded Monster cable. You should see the look on musicians' faces when I replace their super-premium Monster cable with a 'real' Neutrik cable and it works fine....
Re: Crafty advertising copy
A DJ in a group I was working with had one of the RCA plugs on his technics turntables get damaged, so we had to do a quick field repair. We chopped the end off of one of his monster RCA cables to bodge onto the damaged end. Much to my surprise, the center conductor was 22 gauge solid copper wire. No wonder they break so much!
A DJ in a group I was working with had one of the RCA plugs on his technics turntables get damaged, so we had to do a quick field repair. We chopped the end off of one of his monster RCA cables to bodge onto the damaged end. Much to my surprise, the center conductor was 22 gauge solid copper wire. No wonder they break so much!
Re: Crafty advertising copy
I would like to see the ad copy for that cable! I'm sure they used lots of big high tech sounding phrases as they wrote it like "magnetic flux tube".
I would like to see the ad copy for that cable! I'm sure they used lots of big high tech sounding phrases as they wrote it like "magnetic flux tube".
Re: Crafty advertising copy
Nah... the bigger diameter, solid copper core reduces "skin effect". ;o)
Cheers,
Hammer
Nah... the bigger diameter, solid copper core reduces "skin effect". ;o)
Cheers,
Hammer
Re: Crafty advertising copy
I thought you were supposed to maximize the skin effect. Anyone know how to terminate a cable with a diameter of 3 meters?
I thought you were supposed to maximize the skin effect. Anyone know how to terminate a cable with a diameter of 3 meters?