There's a lot of negative reviews of this cable. I say, why? It's clearly worth the money.
I sense you're skeptical.
Here's proof: Just 1 minute after pressing the button to order this, I had 7 phone calls from insanely hot women, and got 7 dates out of it. Coincidence? I think not.
I have a hot date for the next week, every night, and you don't. Why aren't you buying this cable?!
"I am a little disappointed to be honest. After struggling for many days to get hold of a 2km long sheet of paper to test my new Bic I realized I should have spent my time on other things. The pen only completed 1989.67 metres leaving a good 10.33 metres of empty paper. Ill stick to crayons in future."
"I am slightly offended as to why pens have to be specified as a masculine object. Please, consider introducing a range of titpoint or fannypoint pens as soon as possible."
The Denon AKDL1 cables increase polarized hyperbaric ethernet throughput to over 70 petabytes/second. This cable is the first in a series of nano-molecular para-polarized transparent aluminum cabling, soon to be standard in all Denon audiophile equipment.
Since carefully installing the Denon cables using the provided surgical gloves, my system has stablized in Hilbert space. Apparently the Denon AKDL1 performs polarized nanoscale quantum tunneling by using a custom transparent aluminum cable matrix to push parameterized vorgon particles through a dark fibre phase variant Heisenberg compensator. How they accomplish this for only $500, I don't know.