Interconnect cable Audioquest Fire 72V DBS XLR

From a technical point of view, fire is not an object, but an event: rapid oxidation of the material in the chemical gorenje process, in which heat and light are released into the environment. What we usually think of as "fire"-the often mysteriously beautiful and strangely hypnotic flickering of a fireplace with a white, yellow or red-orange glow—is actually only the visible part of the flame of the fire, containing the overheated by-products of an incomplete exothermic reaction of the fire. a reaction that emits visible light when excess energy is released. Interestingly, the cherry-red flame of a smoldering fire has a temperature somewhere around 700 Celsius; dark orange flame candles lit by the bed or filling the living room with a delicate fragrance usually burn at a temperature of about 1000 ° C; and the dazzling white flame created by a meteor upon entering the Earth's atmosphere can often exceed 1500° Celsius! Although fire is generally considered destructive, it can also be a very effective tool for managing and improving fields, forests, and wetlands: Native Americans have found that while fire kills woody plants, it promotes the growth of fruiting shrubs and forage pastures. Of course, the unique potential of fire has been known for a long time: it is likely that people began using fire to heat food about 1 million years ago. Among the classical elements, fire is usually associated with energy, assertiveness and passion. In Greek mythology, the cult hero Prometheus defied the gods, giving humanity the gift of fire, thereby contributing to progress and civilization. People born under the astrological signs of Aries, Leo and Sagittarius are considered fiery personalities: they are enthusiastic, extroverted and, like our good friend Prometheus, rebellious, passionate, brave and valiant. No wonder we've been drawn to the fire for so long. The fire that we need to fear, respect and love is what leads us into the unknown, illuminates our way through the darkness and points the way home.