On 7/12/04 12:17 AM, in article qhoIc.72327$Oq2.52536@attbi_s52, "Nousaine"
wrote:

- and cable making
requires some hand assembly - so go figure! Labor is worth more than the
materials, eh?

... Not forgetting that some cables are sold for *way* more than they
are worth, even allowing for margin, labour, and painting the little
arrows on.

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Regards,
Glenn Booth

Thank you for the perspective. It's interesting that the general public (or
perhaps the audio public) can develop an idea that designing and building
integrated circuits is a cheap and easy process.

It makes me wonder why any of them would see the $350k Wavac amplifier as
special.

I have found that with most things quality tends to rise with price to a
point. Above that point things get needlessly complex and the quality and
performance suffers. I can't see how this would be any different!