Back to Teo Audio cables as my last stand.

I have the Teo pre amp and running a loom of Teo IC’s. I removed the pre amp to hear how much influence it was having on the over all SQ of the system. Running the Bricasti M1 SE into the BSG QOL signal completion stage input and output to my Manger S1 active speakers the sound was glorious but I could hear the old digital haze, smear and harshness in the music. The Teo pre amp went quickly back in the system and there I heard the sound of the glorious 300B amp ( thrax Spartacus like) and the analog sound of a TT. Any component that can do that is SOTA in my opinion. It’s a passive unit and I would value it at at least $15k. to $20K.

Teo Audio, the hidden gem of audio reproduction.

If these cables are so wonderful, why don’t they publish prices on their website? I cannot locate prices at all. If they are supposed to be giant killers and a good purchase in terms of costs relative to other higher expensive products, I would assume that prices would be published. It’s early, only 2nd cup of coffee and still waking up, so, perhaps, I overlooked it. Interesting concept. 

Ken and Taras of Teo Audio have been making their liquid brand cables for many years and I do believe contacting them with your budget, ends and length then they will let you know what they can build and price.

I just bought a 2M XLR cable off them. I wrote to Tares my need and Ken built me their best XLR cable and gave me the price to build it. Easy to deal with both of them. Remember they are not a huge cable company so patience is a virtue. If I can do coming,from New York, than anyone can do it 😎

4Life,

Send them an E-Mail and see what they got cooking. My 2M has no name I believe so I named it laughing gas. Makes me drunk every time I fire up my system.

I assume that Teo mainly sells direct to consumer based on their very limited dealer network (non of which show Teo Products in their listings).  Since they have standard product offerings, how hard would it be to post prices?  

@testpilot + 1 - No kidding - when I look at a direct-buy website for a product I'm interested in, but there are no prices listed, I just go to the next on the list - there are plenty of small cable manufacturers who sell good products for the money that DO show their prices. Why make a prospective customer have to initiate an inquiry to even get an idea of what they cost? I hope not too much business passes them by.