I thought I had seen it all but this is a joke

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A fool and their money . . .

P.s. imagine the profit margin on this thing!

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Oh… but it WILL sell :laughing:

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The ultimate product from an industry that prospers by making willing fools of its customers.

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I knew they were full of ■■■■ when someone posted their new $5500 radio the other day.

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SO this thing is just a box with the logo? Say what! It must do something right?

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Yes, it demonstrates you have more money than sense.

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There’s audiophile air in that box. You need special equipment and trained ears to hear it.

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Empty box.

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They could at least have put two blue VU meters on the front!

Is there a matching linear power supply?

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And cables to nowhere. Plug them in your *** and your eyes light up.

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But that air adds more air between instruments.

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This reminds me of when Bryston/Lexicon put an unmodified OPPO player in their box and tripled the cost.

There’s a level of shamelessness to these sorts of things that’s difficult to understand.

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Because the purchaser already has enough air between their ears.

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Yes it was in 2010

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Before you dismiss this as a joke, you need to A/B a Topping or SMSL component in and out of the light box. I bet you’ll hear a difference.

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This quote caught my attention

Even if you don’t have any devices to place inside the LB200 its front panel alone can make it a worthy addition to your system.

Roon are really missing a trick here, they could sell a nucleus to someone using mac or windows core as an empty box with a Roon logo. Clearly a worthy addition to any house!

.sjb

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I’m guessing the noise floor is lower than most other components in its class.

EDIT: But I’m waiting for Amir to confirm :stuck_out_tongue:

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I heard you ordered one. :smiley:

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I ordered two. I’m into mono blocks and discrete components you know.

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