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| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz It's not that Rick thinks plating does not effect the sound. As you say its just he thinks the magnetic conduction effect is far more important.Rick also does not think much of wire purity, such as OCC purity e.t.c Again it's NOT that he thinks su... | |
| Talkin' 'bout my De Capo's Simao it would be great to know exactly what the BE tweeter brings to this speaker.I agree with you Charlie, placement makes a profound difference to this speaker. You have to experiment a lot. | |
| Best Placement - CT-1E The CT-1E and those cables further up the line do not like to be shifted around. They need time to settle. The standard CT-1 is fine. | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz I have had various CT-1, CT-1E and CT-1U interconnects and digital cables. They were all tight as fuk | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz The CT-1 are not being discontinued, and they are selling. I don't know where this came from Norm. | |
| Has anybody tried using single solid core cables? If you want to see how good some cheap solid core cable can be, try the new DNM Resolution, which is 1.30mm width, and has a fixed spacer for consistent distance between each leg.As Nonoise said earlier, try wiring the solid core cable direct (esp... | |
| DAC with ESS Sabre chip, volume, XLR+RCA simult. Audiobb, yes it has been confirmed by Larry Ho, chief designer at DaVinci Audio, that the Geek Pulse X will output RCA/XLR at the same time.All the Geek Pulse range will have a 128 step digital volume control, operating via a knob on the front, or... | |
| DAC with ESS Sabre chip, volume, XLR+RCA simult. The Geek Pulse X does exactly what you ask. It was recently crowd funded for over a million dollars, in case you have been living under a rock ;)There is a secondary campaign to still get in and buy the DAC, but nothing will be delivered until Jun... | |
| Hidiamond vs Hifidelity interconnects Honest cable swapping between HFC and other brands is difficult - because the magnetic conduction charges the signal path through your components. So putting in brand X after HFC allows it to benefit from a charged signal path that can takes days ... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Chatnoir, HFC technology makes the best digital cables by far. I would get a BNC adaptor and use the RCA CT-1E cable. | |
| Wells Innamorata vs CODA 15.5?????????? Those Wells Audio amplifiers has got some mighty rave reports from the crew at Stereotimes.The higher end amp, the Innamorata, uses Bybee music rails to filter the power feeding the input stage, which is where the signal is most delicate in a powe... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz I think Rick tried experimenting with some passive magnets on his last VD cables. The VD cables were never sold this way but I presume that's where he got the idea for this new stuff.btw I have had a few cables before from other companies that hav... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz The stopgap method for running HFC balanced, is to use a pair of RCA cables, both pointing in the same signal direction, into a Cardas 2xRCA-XLR adaptor for each channel.Its not a normal RCA-XLR adaptor, if that's what some are thinking.It all com... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Did you miss his reply on the 23rd, Audiolabyrinth?This thread is not the place for such a discussion anyway. | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Ddraudt, since last year I have had some HFC wave stabilizer modules that I run on the power lines just before the power enters my 6 outlet distribution box.It is amazing, clears up the sound and video on my AV setup. Its one tweak I cannot live w... |