Morrow Audio re-design announcement: No more Ag coated Cu; Increased numbers of runs.

Not one single industry, aside from elite members of the audiophile clan, use, or would use $10,000.00 pr Meter cables. Not the military, not performers on stage, not the recording industry; in fact just about everything is going wireless or headed that way. Speaker cables and IC cables costing thousands of dollars is becoming absurd...Jim

I might also add that very sophisticated and expensive hospital machines do not have $3,000.00 power cords and a premium hospital grade 120V receptacle costs about $20.00 not $500.00.....Just sayn......Jim

"I might also add that very sophisticated and expensive hospital machines do not have $3,000.00 power cords and a premium hospital grade 120V receptacle" 

I doubt the user cares about how it sounds though, unless of course it's an audiophile in that hospital bed. 

"I might also add that very sophisticated and expensive hospital machines do not have $3,000.00 power cords and a premium hospital grade 120V receptacle costs about $20.00 not $500.00..... "

https://shunyata.com/?s=hospital

@ boxer12 It doesn't matter! It's all the same science. Regardless of the application. An outlet does one thing - it makes a connection to transfer current from a source to a device "nothing else" the only thing that matters is conductivity, a good connection and quality parts and assembly, in an AC - 120V outlet - the cost is about $20.00, not $500.00. The same applies to cords and cables. I've been into audio for about 40 years and have listened to about every cord, cable and outlet out there - some things are fact and others are total BS...Jim