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What he does say is this...

It adds 4uH of inductance at the amplifier end of the cable so allowing short cable lengths or "non approved" cable to be used with units such as those from Naim, NVA and Exposure without instability issues


So, through ignorance, he is encouraging people to risk damaging their NVA amp.

Stu is absolutely right that box appears to be a Thiele network and is used to prevent the amplifier going into RF oscillation due to high C speaker cables. Zobel network is used to linearize the impedance of a drive unit.
None of which are used in NVA
In our discussion with Paul I may have mixed up networks names and Paul just repeated my mistake. ;] oh Xmas head not being in right place ;]]]


And
short cable lengths are never a problem with NVA whereas "non approved" cables are...

Very bad form Mr arkless. And £79, you rampant profiterer. That's something Rd never did