The $250 power cables and $600 power strip that dethroned my $10k Shunyata Everest

@fynnegan

When I pick up a drink, I'm not thinking about the formula behind it. If I choose a Coca-Cola, it's simply because I enjoy it in that moment. Not because I know exactly how it's made.

I look at this topic in a similar way, in the sense that I don't need to know every technical detail before forming my own impressions. For me, whatever technology is behind it is simply an enabler. What matters on my end is the impact on my own experience. And like everyone here, I have a natural curiosity with how things work, so I completely understand and relate to the questions being asked. Others may put more weight on the technical side, or prefer full transparency before considering anything, and that's valid. Everyone has their own approach, and that's what makes the discussion worthwhile. 

Anas mentioned on WBF that the cables were only their first products, and that they will release the full range of components from routers, streamers, dacs, to speakers and headphones with the Veridion technology. Whether or not that actually happens, time will tell. I can only comment on what I've personally heard so far. If it can have a positive impact on my low end system and also have a positive impact on willgolf's true high end system then maybe it can on yours too. Nothing is guaranteed of course. Cheers 

Has anyone looked into the background of Anas Lanedri?  This is a con, or it definitely sounds like a con.  Does anyone have any idea what QSA Technology is?    Another Peter Belt with more expensive products.  It sounds like the only tech in QSA Tech is the power of suggestion, and honestly, it's fine. You get used to hearing claims that make no sense by companies that can't even explain basic science, and using terms like"we have a proprietary treatment" doesn't cut it.  This hobby, actually this world, seems to get more and more like Ayn Rand, "Atlas Shrugged" (a not very good novel), where fewer and fewer people understand real science, basic stuff. and believe whatever someone else tells them to believe.  Taking $5.00 products and charging fifty times more(aka Peter Belt)?  I'd like to have/invest in an equity return like that

Has anyone looked into the background of Anas Lanedri?  This is a con, or it definitely sounds like a con.  Does anyone have any idea what QSA Technology is?    Another Peter Belt with more expensive products.  It sounds like the only tech in QSA Tech is the power of suggestion, and honestly, it's fine. You get used to hearing claims that make no sense by companies that can't even explain basic science, and using terms like"we have a proprietary treatment" doesn't cut it.  This hobby, actually this world, seems to get more and more like Ayn Rand, "Atlas Shrugged" (a not very good novel), where fewer and fewer people understand real science, basic stuff. and believe whatever someone else tells them to believe.  Taking $5.00 products and charging fifty times more(aka Peter Belt)?  I'd like to have/invest in an equity return like that

@roper Sure, what matters on your end is the most important above all. Although, once you are in this field, technical knowledge only helps. Those without knowledge are easier to trick into buying stuff that works magical ways. Like speaker cable in the enclosure filled with helium (yes, it does exist).

Electricity is a bit more complicated (and more exciting) than picking a drink.
Although basic laws of electricity are not that hard to understand.
Good luck!