Looks like €1,400. They are certainly upping the bollock level on Chord. They have a very similar form factor, but far more bling. Coincidence?
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Their brand name suggests it’s even more suitable as a suppository.
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Looks like a fancy lipstick 
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You’re right! Copper Glow maybe.
Slightly off topic, but selling something like this for the same amount as the average annual fuel bill does rather highlight the ever growing inequality in our society. I know it’s simply the market in operation, but somehow it just seems wrong.
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Is there any cause to believe that this happens?
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Sort of HH but frankly so few people buy this stuff to really make the comparison meaningless. Equally you could say what we’ve spent on our electronics is wrong. But then we’ve probably got different views on equality but that risks taking us into politics.
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I know what you mean of course. It was just a thought really. I was in the wine shop today buying stuff for our concerts and there were £400 bottles of Margaux. It’s no different of course. And rest assured, we don’t sell £400 bottles at our concerts. £4 for a 175ml glass, or £14 a bottle. More like AldiARAY than the Chord or Ansuz offerings.
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Ansuz might publish a white paper (??) I know who to ask about that.
Really - do they normally do that ?
no idea!
Probably best 
Was that white paper or toilet paper?
Some of the white papers I’ve read could serve either purpose !
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A pair of them too I notice.
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Would anyone be able to tell me how these things work (or are supposed to work)?
(This is not necessary for the radio telescope, I already understand how that works!).
It is supposed to suck HF noise from your equipment, product page is below:
I want one!
What is it?
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