Morrow Audio re-design announcement: No more Ag coated Cu; Increased numbers of runs.


Just got a notice in my Email about this. Seems like the new design went into production in June. It does have me scratching my head a bit. I’m wondering if any Morrow Audio cable users (old or new design) have comments. The link will take you to the announcement that provides details on the new cable design including instructions for determining whether someone has received old or new design cables.

http://morrowaudio.com/announcement


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In addition to the issues you bring up, there is another I have been wondering about. 

If you look at the speaker cable old and new wire count for one channel (i.e. 1152, 1728 and so on), at what point would one thousand + solid core wires become a stranded wire - unless it is litz?

The above aside, it would be good to hear how the newer version sounds. 
"I might also add that very sophisticated and expensive hospital machines do not have $3,000.00 power cords and a premium hospital grade 120V receptacle costs about $20.00 not $500.00..... "

https://shunyata.com/?s=hospital

@mrdecibel  is correct in his assessment and I concur. The offer doesn't compute financially or offer an upside for a customer (like me). It may work for some...it doesn't for me.
I'm sure Mike Morrow is quaking in his boots.  That aside, why belabor this point - ?  If you don't like the offer, don't do it.  

And do you really think @technik doesn't grasp Morrow's pricing structure and offers?  They are not particularly difficult to understand.

"Apparently, you don't have a good understanding of how their pricing works, either."

Are you out of your mind?  You rant and repeat yourself like a petulant child.

I own Morrow speaker cables and interconnects, and have for years.
I can read, add and subtract, and am able to form my own conclusion about how their pricing works.

Surely you are aware that I couldn't care less about your view of Morrow's offer.  Take it or leave it - and move on.