As much as people would love to think that a person who sets up an Audiogon account and has as their first and only post a comment glowingly recommend a new audio product which is not yet advertised on Audiogon, and indeed a company who has set up within the past month, is trying to do so because of his inherent love of showing others a good thing, that person will usually be regarded as a shill. One question: why do you use both the XA100.5 and the Rogue Audio monoblocks?
Has anyone tried Mark Audio cables
I had an oppertunity to hear a pair and compaired them to my Museaus and also my VD Masters. I was totally blown away. The Mark Audio cables bested my cables in every way, They were so natural sounding, rich, open and very detailed but yet, very smooth and rich. The pair I tried was the bottom of their cables. They have the White Line,which is the bottom, Red Line, middle and Black Line the top or best.Mark Audio is a new company Stationed in Door County Wisconsin.There was a review just posted by http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/ , which gave the cables a very good review. I Might add that they are very reasonable. If you haven't tried them, I strongly suggest you do. My equipment....Pass Labs XP20, XA100.5, Rogue Audio M180, Ref 5, Golden Note CD. Revel Salons
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First off, let me apologize. The spelling of 'Mark' was incorrect on my original. It is Marc Audio Second, fyi, I run 2 systems! I can not control how a company advertises. I do know they have ads in Absolute Sound. Whether or not they choose not to run on the Gon is their business. Why don't you just check out the review. Then call me a shill. I have no idea what a shill is. Do you? |
Isn't the correct name Marc Audio? And shouldn't this be their website, or web page rather? I might take a look in search for more info if I knew where... The above-mentioned home page, if that is their home page, doesn't say all that much. Nevertheless, I tend to agree with T_bone's point of view, but of course, I might be wrong. |
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