Is frictionless operation in the Gabriel Turntable worth $64,000?
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Also see this youtube video.
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The sort of music that audiophiles listen to does not involve synthesized instruments or compression. They listen to classical music, jazz, etc.
Very true, but audiophiles still take the quality of components more seriously than the original recorders likely did and that makes little sense.
And don't forget that there are still many individuals that think they are audiophiles because they buy monster cables.
In response to ssharon's comment, I had some really good comments on my Monster Cable question. See the link below.
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/wifi-and-networking/is-monster-cable-really-worth-the-price