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Don't forget to grab a few $2,995 Ethernet cables! https://www.synergisticresearch.com/cables/galileo-sx/galileo-sx-digital/galileo-sx-ethernet/ https://www.sy
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Don't forget to grab a few $2,995 Ethernet cables!
https://www.synergisticresearch.com/cables/galileo-sx/galileo-sx-digital/galileo-sx-ethernet/ https://www.synergisticresearch.com/cables/galileo-sx/galile...
- CPLX 5y agoThe description of those sure is something: Galileo SX Ethernet cables were designed around a brand new UEF Filter featuring Graphene and a special UEF Tech first developed for our award winning Blue Fuses to eliminate digital noise through an inductive process that takes place outside the signal path. UEF Graphene Shielding is now applied in a new Matrix Grid pattern for a striking lowering of your system’s overall noise floor so you hear detail and dynamics in the most holographic soundscape of any Ethernet cable in Synergistic Research history. We upgraded the UEF Ground Plane with new UEF Blue Fuse technology and treated the entire cable to a new UEF Blue Fuse treatment that both increases overall cable performance as it lowers the time necessary for cable burn in. Lastly the outer shield of the cable can be attached to ground with an included ground plug or can be attached to an optional SR Passive Ground Block or our SR Active Ground Block for a dramatic increase in overall system performance. If fail to recognize the superiority of these cables you are giving in to Them and their blasphemous ways which doom us all to inhuman toil for the One whose Name cannot be expressed in the Basic Multilingual Plane, he comes. And with new Gold and Silver UEF Tuning Circuits that change the yin and yang of the digital cable from detailed to liquid pain extinguishing the voices of man from the mortal sphere you can custom match them to your system and taste or try them without, the choice is yours.
- walrus01 5y agoI fed that into a neural network based text generator and got something that is no more or less sensible and logical. Next step: fully automated audiophile marketing copy generation? =============== And if you are a system builder and want to make sure you're in the right class, let's talk about the final piece. We went back to the drawing board and developed an outer jacket and inner shield made from unbreakable material with customizable applications. With these exceptional cables we assure that your system will stand the test of time and will also stand up to the power of the Graphene RF head stage. Galileo SX Ethernet Cable Features 1)High Strength Diamond Strand Spliced Cable: -Band with closed, crimped jacket with 600 strand copper lacing that is non-conductive making it easier to splice using RCA terminals and soldering -Unbreakable Diamond Strand Spliced Cable - 100% diamond strand, zero standing wave, perfect for any extreme use. This cable is MADE TO SHINE, ALL the way through. It is almost as shiny as it sounds. -Unbreakable 900 Volt rated jacket, clad with Nomex. 2)UL Certified Platinum Wire Terminals: -20 feet of unbreakable Platinum Wire Terminals. 3)Radial Wire Terminals and 4 Ohm Fitting: -100 foot of Radial Wire Terminals and an 8 ohm Fitting (2.4 Ohm rounding up to 1.4 Ohm). How to use Galileo SX Ethernet Cable 1)Communicate over USB: -Use the included 3 pin high voltage USB cable to charge the Galileo SX. 2)Locate Transmitters/Transmitters: -Pair the TX/RX cables on the Graphene wireless receiver to each transmitter on the radio to receive the signals. 3)Setup Channel: -Use the included 1.5mm 4 wire installation kit to route the QRP channel to the channel provided. Special thanks to: For backing the Galileo SX system with your pre-orders, for testing the Galileo SX and answering our questions, and for helping us design this new Graphene Ethernet 3.5mm cable, we'd like to thank Ben McMullen from WinRadio Shack and Mike Schulz from Radio Shack. To get a hold of us, you can email us at glynner (at) wryqr.com or check out our contact page on GrapheneRfans.com. Again, thank you for your support! , B BGN: -33h53m