The Anti-Cable ICs have been compared to some pricey silver ribbon connectors and equalled their performance, both stellar.
Post on Speltz Anti-ICs
Here is a copy of my post on the analog forum, pertaining to my using these cables with my modified Technics 1200 table. These interconnects really stunned me on the phono connection. It's too early to tell for my CD to amp.
Another update: I bought a set of Speltz Anti-IC interconnects ($150/pair with Eichmann plugs) for the turntable-to-integrated amp connection and it brought the sound up another significant level. Better clarity, hall ambience, dynamics, top to bottom coherence, vocal micro-dynamics... This is before burn-in, which is supposed to take up to 500(!) hours. I now have the cables burning in on my CD player (where the sound is not much different than other interconnects I've used) and will re-install.
Another update: I bought a set of Speltz Anti-IC interconnects ($150/pair with Eichmann plugs) for the turntable-to-integrated amp connection and it brought the sound up another significant level. Better clarity, hall ambience, dynamics, top to bottom coherence, vocal micro-dynamics... This is before burn-in, which is supposed to take up to 500(!) hours. I now have the cables burning in on my CD player (where the sound is not much different than other interconnects I've used) and will re-install.
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