Audioquest Pegasus XLR Interconnects

@gdnrbob I believe that the new cables from Audioquest are truly outstanding, and also world-class reference level, and not just merely "very good." Especially when you start talking about AQ mid level and above cables. I have two other brands of cables in my system besides AQ, so my personal cable preferences are not AQ exclusive. There’s a plethora of manufacturers out there (even some that we aren’t very unfamiliar with) who make brilliant sounding cables, and AQ is just one of them. I would suggest that new buyers do there best to audition as many cables as they possibly can to determine what synergizes best in their audio rig. Ultimately, that’s the only way. Happy listening.

@audphile1  I've always been a cable mix-and-match kind of guy.  This method seems to work best for me.  Also, I strongly believe that my current mix of cables are my end-game cables.  Happy listening.    

@kennyc  I'm a big fan of Audioquest cables.  My very first high end cables were Audioquest Midnight speaker cables, way back in 1999.  Currently, Audioquest makes more cable models than you can shake a stick at.  I started with Earth, then upgraded to Pegasus.  The Audioquest Mystical Horses series Pegasus worked so well in my system that, I nixed plans to also bring in a pair of Fire and Thunderbird for audition.  Anything beyond Thunderbird wound have been beyond my pay grade.  Fortunately, Pegasus knocked the ball out of the park in my system and ended my new interconnects upgrade search.   Happy listening. 

As I've touted from the mountain top, as much as I like the Pegasus in my system,

I've just ordered the Thunderbird XLX, and look very much forward to receiving them.  Happy listening.

@bwguy  The Pegasus sounds so excellent in my system, I'm still questioning my decision to pull the trigger on the Thunderbird.  Now, I'm expecting the far more expensive Thunderbird to fly me to the moon.  I'll let you know.

Sure , I thought about a demo loan.  However, since the Thunderbird is an upgrade to and a higher performer than the Pegasus (copper), which I absolutely love, I'm pretty confident that the Thunderbird will be more to my liking than the Pegasus. If I were getting into one of AQ top silver cables, then I would be worried that they would tip my system toward the bright side, which would definitely warrant a demo loan.  I absolutely Iove AQ high grade copper interconnect, so I figured I might as well go for their best copper interconnects.  I'm hoping that the Thunderbird will be my last interconnects.