@deep_333 Fact: Not all silver cables push systems to sound bright or edgy, and many of them are listed here. It is an over generalization and both inaccurate and misleading to lump all silver cables in the same sonic basket, and in the end it’s all about system synergy.
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+1 @charles1dad |
When I went to their website I saw promotion of 7N silver and nothing about copper. This, to me, is misleading and makes me suspect of their products. If the “bonded” wire is so good, why do they bury the fact that it’s 40% copper, which also seems like BS to me as even 60% 7N silver would need to be more expensive unless your business model is to go out of business. I simply don’t trust this company. |
@charles1dad I gotta ask, how do the Vogue and Lavri compare? They both seem to offer high-quality silver cables at really reasonable prices with Vogue upping the game, but also the price, in using pricier silver. Is the performance notably better? I’m inferring from your comment that the differences are small, but I’d love to hear your thoughts. BTW, I own several LavriCables from headphone, to balanced interconnects, to USB and all are outstanding for performance/value IMHO, but if Vogue is better I’ll definitely look that way in the future. |
@cakyol It’s rather sad if you can’t hear the difference in speaker cables. IMHO either your ears and/or system is sub-par. There’s much more to cable design than gauge or resistance. Live happily in your ignorance, but your impressions fly very much in the face of almost everyone here. Either you’re right, or 95% of the rest of us here are right. I’ll leave it up to the OP to make his own decision. |