Speaker Jumpers

https://eqaudio.ca/audio-adapters/ansuz-jumperz-d-tc3-jumper-cables-4-pcs/

Yeah.

Like many others I once said I would never spend $XXXXX on a power cable, or a speaker cable etc. and then actually tried some and it opened my mind. I heard the difference, in many ways the same differences as changing the $5000 component to a $10000 one, and I choose to spend my audio money this way. I see the value and benefit, and now I have no problem spending a few thousand per cable. 

But seeing something like this at what $4000 per inch? I draw the line when it comes to this. Well before it. All those terms from the cable deniers; words like "gouging" "foolishness" enter my mind. I don't care how much money I end up having, I will never spend it this frivolously. 

And if you are curious how much the matching set of speaker cable is? 

https://eqaudio.ca/speaker-cables/ansuz-speakz-d-tc3-gold-signature-speaker-cable/

Yeah. Every single set of speaker cables sold basically just bought the dealer a Tesla. 

Jumper burn in 200 hrs? 

@mclinnguy -  

“One of the most significant changes is that we no longer make us of aluminium in our cables. Aluminium is popular mainly because it is affordable and easy to work with. But due to its brittle and artificial tone as well as the hysteresis effects it causes, it is in no way a suitable material for audio equipment. That is probably why there aren’t any musical instruments made of aluminium…….”

So basically, the key advertising hook from a company that is literally selling a 3M pair of speaker cables for $150K is that they “no longer make us (use) of aluminium in our cable”.

That’s reassuring, KUDOs to the engineering department, let me go find my wallet.

@mclinnguy correct, $24,000 for 6" long jumpers = $4000 per inch. Think about this,  you can do the entire wiring with plugs,  switches, basic lights, an electrical panel and an  EV charger for $25,000 for the average 2500 sf home!

$150,000 for those speaker cables! Did you notice they don't even specify the length of them? 

My cousin lives in a condo and doesn't have the luxury of having components and speakers like me,  but what he does have is a great headphone with an amplifier and he's extremely happy. No messing around with cables,  room treatment,  or money spent on endless tweaks and upgrades that amount to nothing other than frustration and disappointment. 

Bi-wire. No jumpers. Done. Your system will sound better.