Purist Audio Design in One word


Dear all,
I’m always looking to try out diff cables and cords from diff brands. Now Purist is next on my wish list, so before getting too deep and too technical, products line, house sound... in your experience with Purist, what would you put it all in one word? I’d like to hear it from all of you.
Thank you
128x128nasaman
Thank you all. I really appreciate each every one of you. I’ve been talking and emailing with Albert and have learn a lot. Also, Purist online’s product history was much helpful.for a newbie.
I have decided to fresh start with a pair of interconnect Musaeus Luminist Rev...
Excellent decision. Give them at least 250 hours of burn-in time, pay little attention to how they sound before that unless you are curious.

Hi Nasaman,

I have used Purist cables on and off for over 20 years.  I could give you a number of thoughts, but in one word?  Rich.

Best,

Ray
@rzado Thank you. 
I'm more familiar, therefore, more comfortable buying MIT and Transparent Cables. Has anyone tried them and compared with PAD? I think I'm going to like PAD too.
I’m OP,
So my brand spanking new PAD Musaeus Luminis version XLR just arrived and from the first 5 min plugged in (I know, I couldn’t wait), it’s definitely sweeter, rounder, QUITER and slightly more polite; fully magical- easier to the ears which I was hoping for. Bass is more authority but some parts still disorted. In few tracks, female vocal Katie Melua’s highs still have some “psss psss” (but that’s expecting to soft down once cables breaking in?)
This pair XLR replaced (cheapy) $150-ish used MITerminator Proline, and over all, I’m loving it.
Wow, wait, it’s been nearly half an hour now and sound staging is beautifully forming as I’m ending this follow-up. Thank you ev1.