New silversmith fidelium cable

benzman, I’m with you on your assessment of these cables. Lots more detail in the bass. I’m comparing the Fidelium against Audio Envy NV-SP9. The latter only has maybe 20+ hours on it, so that might be making for a bit of an unfair comparison, but the Fidelium cables can absolutely transform what’s coming out of my Revel m106s. The tweeter on these can sometimes be too much of a good thing with my regular AQ cables, but the Fidelium seems to balance it out quite a bit. 

Anyway, bass definition and the overall layering/detail/balance of the sound has been a welcome addition to my setup. 

The interconnects can’t come soon enough. The thing these cables do is give you detail and texture across the spectrum. There’s no exaggerated highs or a focus on treble at the expense of mid bass/ bass detail. It’s all there. What’s fun with these is you can put them on a set of cheap speakers and they’ll sound comparable to more quality builds with the detail retrieval-no muddiness to be found. 
Supposedly these may be the entry level cables if future iterations work out. I can only imagine 

@audition__audio lets hear it then, what cables are besting the Fideliums?

This is where auditions become a necessity. For all the rich guys here, they may not blink an eye at plopping down $5-$10k for speaker cables, but not for me. Tellurium Q is also an interesting brand, but one that's not easily accessible in the states - the Black IIs have impressed me for the price, they're also ribbons, although they don't do what Fideliums can. Then again, I don't want to drop $3-6k further up the range to find out. I've got a whole list of cables to try - Silnote Poseidon, Shunyata v2s, Kirmuss, ZenWave, Grover Huffman, it's a crowded market. 

The reviews though in The Sound Advocate and Enjoy the Music were so out there with praise that it was really a no brainer to give these a try.