You aren't really addressing his main point about market size other than saying there are people that would pay quite a bit for this, even if they're not audiop

You aren't really addressing his main point about market size other than saying there are people that would pay quite a bit for this, even if they're not audiophiles. I have no idea what this does, or why I would want it, and I'm fairly confident I'm not alone there. How many people want or even know what this thing does? How many of those people will think this product is so much better than what they have that a clear version is worth spending $100s of dollars on? It could be that the market is huge and I just do not understand it, but you didn't really help us understand how big it is either. To me, "a killing" seems like a stretch.