Most of you know I have owned the EVS1200 for almost 2 years; dual mono based on AS1200 IcePower modules, but highly tweaked by Ric. During this time my system has undergone a number of cable improvements, plus new speakers (Emerald Physics 3.4s). I had been using optical cable between my Oppo 105 and my Audio Alchemy DDP-1 + PS 5 power supply.
For some reason (probably read one of the AG threads) I began looking into coax digital cables. Prices run the gammit from < $100- > $1000+. I contacted AA who offered either WireWorld ($$$-$) and Pangea ($$). I also looked at DHLabs, but decided to buy the Pangea. I bought a 1.0m SE ($49.95) and immediately was amazed how much better it was vs the optical. I reported this on my digital cable thread. Someone responded that 1.5m sounds much better. Why? I don’t know. For sure the others were $$$s for 1.5m, so I ordered it from Audio Advisor ($59.95). It performed much better, as mentioned, but how many hours of break-in before it really comes on song? Last night was day 6 of connection, but maybe 10 hours of actual play time. I listened to Lyle Lovett and his Large Band, followed by Bonnie Raitt, Nick of Time (I have owned them both for ~10 years): they both sounded quantum levels better than they ever did, no matter whether I had an all tube system, or all SS with class AB amps.
Cutting to the chase, ones digital connection could be why some have negative comments about class D
OMG I see they also have a Premier XL $149 for 1.5m, so I'm ordering it now
hth