Received the White Night Power 2m Power Cord as a Temp Replacement

decal

Okay that's it, I'm ordering 12 of these f'ers. Why 12 you ask? Well, when everyone comes to their senses and realize these are the next "must have" cables, I'll sell my extras at a hefty profit. Damn, I'm a freakin' genius !!

PolkieMan

I like it! It is so off the wall

chezzy Those lil speakers, CMS65 are only $750 each, have every heard what a large SDA Polk speaker can do?

brgman wrote: »

I cry every time I see this thread continue.

cheezy

heiney9 wrote: »

Really? All that with 384kbps audio resolution? When cd quality resolution is 1411 kbps. With that much compression how can you hear any of the nuances you spout about with 70% of the audio missing? That must be one magical cable to be able to make 70% of the missing music sound like it's there and then some. That sperm wood fiber goop must have some magical properties. Can you extract....er umm I mean buy the tree sperm paste separately?

I disagree. It doesn't have to be lossless format to hear all sound benefits. Some HD show recordings I have are at 256kbps and has plenty of detail that can be retrieved. It depends on the recording and how well your audio equipment can convey them.

As for the white tree fiber, I love the looks of it. I find this cable to be one of the best looking, way better than any other top-end models from high-end cable manufacturers. I still admit... I do love the looks of the Audioquest WEL Signature power cords. Very handsome looking plugs.

PolkieMan wrote: »

I like it! It is so off the wall

chezzy Those lil speakers, CMS65 are only $750 each, have every heard what a large SDA Polk speaker can do?

You can get them for that price used (they claim new, but it's used and beatup). You *can* get them for $1800 new. I paid $2000.

As for the Polk speakers, they are in the lower ends when it comes to detail and accuracy. It's about sound quality over quantity.


cheezy

BlueFox

cheezy wrote: »

You can get them for that price used (they claim new, but it's used and beatup). You *can* get them for $1800 new. I paid $2000.

As for the Polk speakers, they are in the lower ends when it comes to detail and accuracy. It's about sound quality over quantity.

$749 each, with free shipping.
http://www.swee****er.com/store/detail/CMS65?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=none&gclid=COXchqatlrYCFWbZQgodim4AEA

Of course, they each need a $15,000 power cord to reach their potential, so maybe they aren't a very good buy.

heiney9

cheezy wrote: »

I disagree. It doesn't have to be lossless format to hear all sound benefits. Some HD show recordings I have are at 256kbps and has plenty of detail that can be retrieved. It depends on the recording and how well your audio equipment can convey them.

cheezy

I vehemently disagree, the finest audio gear in the world cannot make compressed audio sound good.

ZLTFUL

I am still loving the tape on the wall and the mouse droppings on the floor in Cheezy's pictures. Fantastic.

And I reiterate, Cheezy, you can get CMS65s BRAND NEW in a multitude of locations online. I can also pick them up in store brand new in factory sealed boxes locally for $700 each.

The **** you're shoveling is getting rank, Patrick's alter ego.

F1nut

A short summation....

The cheezy (rhymes with sleazy) one comes here trying to promote a product in a positive light, but ends up shooting the product and himself clean thru the heart, dead.

Ya gotta love it.

Can we close (preferably delete) this thread now?

Loud & Clear

Stay positive, cheezy. There are a lot of angry men in this world who will try to drag you down with their anger and jealousy. Fact is, you have the white night power cables and they don't. You win. Their cables only cost four figures, which will never reveal true detail and dynamics. The meager dollar amounts simply won't allow for it. Rock on, brother!

VR3

This thread rocks, IB4C

tonyb

One thing good about this thread, it's keeping my entertainment cost pretty low.

Toolfan66

Thanks I needed something to put me to sleep.


Good night..

PolkieMan

Hey man...You must have a bigger Bong than him LOL Smokin the hubbley bubbley:cheesygrin:

Loud & Clear wrote: »

Stay positive, cheezy. There are a lot of angry men in this world who will try to drag you down with their anger and jealousy. Fact is, you have the white night power cables and they don't. You win. Their cables only cost four figures, which will never reveal true detail and dynamics. The meager dollar amounts simply won't allow for it. Rock on, brother!

cheezy

BlueFox wrote: »

$749 each, with free shipping.
http://www.swee****er.com/store/detail/CMS65?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=none&gclid=COXchqatlrYCFWbZQgodim4AEA

Of course, they each need a $15,000 power cord to reach their potential, so maybe they aren't a very good buy.

You can get any products cheaper at any place if they want to offer good sale. The retail price of a pair of CMS65 is full $2000. Anything lower than that are on sale / price drop. However, I paid over $2000 (due to shipping).

heiney9 wrote: »

I vehemently disagree, the finest audio gear in the world cannot make compressed audio sound good.

I kindly disagree. You can have a recording in lossless format but sound crappy due to poor quality recording. Interestingly, there are details revealed that I couldn't hear before, with compressed audio file. Also the way the details are conveyed, is different too, or call it sound representation.

DSkip wrote: »

But a $12,000 PC CAN!!!!!

Good post.

Loud & Clear wrote: »

Stay positive, cheezy. There are a lot of angry men in this world who will try to drag you down with their anger and jealousy. Fact is, you have the white night power cables and they don't. You win. Their cables only cost four figures, which will never reveal true detail and dynamics. The meager dollar amounts simply won't allow for it. Rock on, brother!

Thanks for the advice. It is appreciated. You are so true about who's got the cable.:D I will stand firm!

VR3 wrote: »

This thread rocks, IB4C

Thanks. I want everyone to enjoy.



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C'mon White Night Power 5M cable. Cheezy awaits you!~


cheezy

chumlie

I gotta ask. If your spending 50k for your purchase, why not the extra 2 for a flight to pick them up in person ? Meet the maker and get the tour.

cheezy

chumlie wrote: »

I gotta ask. If your spending 50k for your purchase, why not the extra 2 for a flight to pick them up in person ? Meet the maker and get the tour.

I am not that rich. But I was thinking about flying over there and meet Patrick. I would be honored. Want to shake hands and hug. He rocks. Loving my 2m cable.

It looks I have someone (Patrick) who will take care of my cable needs in the future. He has also been very helpful answering my questions about audio. I will not look at Audioquest, Wireworld, Kimber, Nordost, or any other... they are overpriced for the performance you get. I have tried some pretty expensive cables from them before but wasn't that great.


cheezie

PSOVLSK

PolkieMan wrote: »

Hey man...You must have a bigger Bong than him LOL Smokin the hubbley bubbley:cheesygrin:

I think Loud & Clear is patronizing him...and I find it hilarious, especially when cheezy thanks him for his positive comments.

If I'm wrong, I'm going to have to agree with your assessment though.

heiney9

cheezy wrote: »

I will not look at Audioquest, Wireworld, Kimber, Nordost, or any other... they are overpriced for the performance you get. I have tried some pretty expensive cables from them before but wasn't that great.


cheezie

But $20K-100K (Coconut Audio) cables are worth the money for the performance they present into $800 speakers run by a run of the mill HTPC playing compressed audio? I see, guess I've been going about this hobby all wrong for the past 30 years.

So glad you came along to open my eyes and soon my ears. Cheezy you are my audio hero :razz::idea:

H9

cheezy

heiney9 wrote: »

But $20K-100K (Coconut Audio) cables are worth the money for the performance they present into $800 speakers run by a run of the mill HTPC playing compressed audio? I see, guess I've been going about this hobby all wrong for the past 30 years.

So glad you came along to open my eyes and soon my ears. Cheezy you are my audio hero :razz::idea:

H9

From what I heard, speakers and cables don't apply the same rule as far as price-to-performance is concerned. The cable from a given manufacturer, the performance goes up as the price goes up, and the bigger and longer it is, for better sound. But for speakers, you can't go bigger as it will have larger drivers and require more current. This creates more electrical noise and infest the audio components = worsen the sound. I learned this. Really good info.

This is the reason why I didn't go with a bigger pair of speakers. Originally I was going to use CMS40 for the super-expensive power cables, to use it as a tool to check sound. But the CMS65 to me, is a better platform to start with as it has plenty of room in the frequency response, and the sound is more mature. The power draw is not too bad either. I have listened to other loudspeakers that are used for HT but they don't sound as good (detail and accuracy).

CMS50 can be had for $1600. For CMS65, $2000+.

I have various formats of audio, lossy and lossless. But the sound largely depends on how well the recording was performed, not the bit rates. One of the examples would be lossless 24-bit 192 khz audio where people couldn't hear any difference over the lossless 16 bit 44.1k, and can't hear the difference over the 320kbps audio... People complain they sound too soft and heard no better details.



cheezie

decal

cheezy wrote: »

I am not that rich. But I was thinking about flying over there and meet Patrick. I would be honored. Want to shake hands and hug. He rocks. Loving my 2m cable.

It looks I have someone (Patrick) who will take care of my cable needs in the future. He has also been very helpful answering my questions about audio. I will not look at Audioquest, Wireworld, Kimber, Nordost, or any other... they are overpriced for the performance you get. I have tried some pretty expensive cables from them before but wasn't that great.


cheezie

pitdogg2

oh my god just go away^^^^
please someone make it stop already....

brgman

cheezy wrote: »

From what I heard, speakers and cables don't apply the same rule as far as price-to-performance is concerned. The cable from a given manufacturer, the performance goes up as the price goes up, and the bigger and longer it is, for better sound. But for speakers, you can't go bigger as it will have larger drivers and require more current. This creates more electrical noise and infest the audio components = worsen the sound. I learned this. Really good info.

This is the reason why I didn't go with a bigger pair of speakers. Originally I was going to use CMS40 for the super-expensive power cables, to use it as a tool to check sound. But the CMS65 to me, is a better platform to start with as it has more room in the full spectrum of the frequencies, and the sound is more mature. I have listened to other loudspeakers used for HT but they don't sound as good (detail and accuracy).

CMS50 can be had for $1600. For CMS65, $2000+.

I have various formats of audio, lossy and lossless. But the sound partially depends on how well the recording was performed, not the bit rates. One of the examples would be lossless 24-bit 192 khz audio where people couldn't hear any difference over the lossless 16 bit 44.1k, and can't hear the difference over the 320kbps audio... People complain they sound too soft and heard no better details.



cheezie

So do they let you out in the yard for an hour a day for fresh air at that place you're in?

cstmar01

brgman wrote: »

So do they let you out in the yard for an hour a day for fresh air at that place you're in?

just my head hurts after reading his posts and his logic.

Just wow. Just really wow.

I think Patrick really does need to get a new hobby. Going to random forums trying to make people think his products are good is just getting old.

And no cheesie as you call yourself now or cheesy and you originally put your name, you really don't have much of a different writting style than Patrick, and you are as crazy as he is, so it's pretty easy to put two and two together.

bobsauto49

cstmar01 wrote: »

just my head hurts after reading his posts and his logic.

Just wow. Just really wow.

I think Patrick really does need to get a new hobby. Going to random forums trying to make people think his products are good is just getting old.

And no cheesie as you call yourself now or cheesy and you originally put your name, you really don't have much of a different writting style than Patrick, and you are as crazy as he is, so it's pretty easy to put two and two together.[/QUOTE


I noticed the name change too! No biggie,I like to randomly change the spelling of my name often!:eek:

ZLTFUL

The best part is he takes the facetious posts as sincere.

Gotta give this guy credit, he don't let nothin' break his stride. Maybe it's the anti-psychotics... :eek:

tonyb

Wow, haven't seen this much B.S. since the T-unit days, at least he was funny. Cheesey my good man, save your breath. You just keep diggin'your hole deeper with every post.

Here I thought our citizens were the only ones being dumbed down.

Loud & Clear

cheezy wrote: »

From what I heard, speakers and cables don't apply the same rule as far as price-to-performance is concerned. The cable from a given manufacturer, the performance goes up as the price goes up, and the bigger and longer it is, for better sound. But for speakers, you can't go bigger as it will have larger drivers and require more current. This creates more electrical noise and infest the audio components = worsen the sound. I learned this. Really good info.

This is the reason why I didn't go with a bigger pair of speakers. Originally I was going to use CMS40 for the super-expensive power cables, to use it as a tool to check sound. But the CMS65 to me, is a better platform to start with as it has plenty of room in the frequency response, and the sound is more mature. The power draw is not too bad either. I have listened to other loudspeakers that are used for HT but they don't sound as good (detail and accuracy).

CMS50 can be had for $1600. For CMS65, $2000+.

I have various formats of audio, lossy and lossless. But the sound largely depends on how well the recording was performed, not the bit rates. One of the examples would be lossless 24-bit 192 khz audio where people couldn't hear any difference over the lossless 16 bit 44.1k, and can't hear the difference over the 320kbps audio... People complain they sound too soft and heard no better details.



cheezie

Very well said and i couldn't agree more. A lot of people don't understand this, but then they've never heard power cables constructed of truly conductive properties (alien crystals, tree fibers, etc). Short of having this experience you're only familiar with veiled renderings and vague glimpses into the recordings. Like standing on the outside of a concert hall and hearing a muffled cello, a distant piccolo. Yet, for those with power cables in the 5k - 10k range, this passes for music. But if you want true music, real music, you're going to have to pay the price of admission. This isn't the '40s, folks; you're not going to get 3' of power cable, capable of producing true music for a paltry 4k. Fortunately, if you have the money, there are companies out there - like coconut audio - who possess the technology to provide cables, hangers, and proximity stones that will transport us onto the stages of our favorite performers.

Systems

Loud & Clear wrote: »

Very well said and i couldn't agree more. A lot of people don't understand this, but then they've never heard power cables constructed of truly conductive properties (alien crystals, tree fibers, etc). Short of having this experience you're only familiar with veiled renderings and vague glimpses into the recordings. Like standing on the outside of a concert hall and hearing a muffled cello, a distant piccolo. Yet, for those with power cables in the 5k - 10k range, this passes for music. But if you want true music, real music, you're going to have to pay the price of admission. This isn't the '40s, folks; you're not going to get 3' of power cable, capable of producing true music for a paltry 4k. Fortunately, if you have the money, there are companies out there - like coconut audio - who possess the technology to provide cables, hangers, and proximity stones that will transport us onto the stages of our favorite performers.

Whoooa, dude.........you almost made me order one!
Whoa....oa!:eek:
Your good.
I was checking the balance on my imaginary Visa card!

My thoughts are, your better off with a good water bong.
It will improve the sound alot more than a simple power cable, just sayin'!:cheesygrin:



I feel like I am high everytime I see this thread bumped.
Sweeeeeet!:cheesygrin:

Jhayman

Don't worry Pepster you can use my imaginary Visa it has No Limit..
I've already ordered everything on the coconut site, :razz:

decal

loud & clear wrote: »

very well said and i couldn't agree more. A lot of people don't understand this, but then they've never heard power cables constructed of truly conductive properties (alien crystals, tree fibers, etc). Short of having this experience you're only familiar with veiled renderings and vague glimpses into the recordings. Like standing on the outside of a concert hall and hearing a muffled cello, a distant piccolo. Yet, for those with power cables in the 5k - 10k range, this passes for music. But if you want true music, real music, you're going to have to pay the price of admission. This isn't the '40s, folks; you're not going to get 3' of power cable, capable of producing true music for a paltry 4k. Fortunately, if you have the money, there are companies out there - like coconut audio - who possess the technology to provide cables, hangers, and proximity stones that will transport us onto the stages of our favorite performers.

also

Jhayman

Those look like the Expensive Deluxe Mixed Nuts..
Which are Good Nuts.
Is that wrong to say I like nuts?
Because I really really do love Nuts..
Big and Salty are my Fav..