pokee1016
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| why do people feel the need to buy expensive cable You have to see what a system can do first and that's down to the details. Placement, the room, speaker stands, cabling, power. All these things can sometimes make a system sound ten times better than it did because they were overlooked. | |
| why do people feel the need to buy expensive cable Quality cables are a must if you want to get the best out of your system. I've known people who upgraded their speakers or other components before upgrading the cabling in their system. At the very least, get cables that can make your system perfo... | |
| Adcom GFA 535 II I'm running a gfa-535 II with Elac B6 and it's a great match. Keep in mind that everything is relative to price point. It certainly outperforms what was available at that price point (epsecially with the used price of the Adcom) by a margin. Loads... | |
| Oyaide Cables @david_ten I compared it specifically to the Wireworld Starlight 7, AudioQuest Carbon and Chord C-USB so it was a real world comparison. I know that as you go up the scale, some people have claimed increments of improvement but I flat out stoppe... | |
| Oyaide Cables I have to say that after a very long and exhaustive search for a USB cable and after trying AudioQuest, WireWorld, Chord, etc. I stopped looking when I came across the Oyaide NEO CLASS A. It's an incredible product that just makes your DAC perfo... | |
| Who makes budget speaker cables which are truly “good” or “exceptional” in quality? There are lots of good cables out there without breaking the bank. Don't listen to anyone that says speaker cables don't make a difference or only need to be a certain guage, that's nonsense. Kimber makes great cable that gets you close to the mus... | |
| Is powerfull Amps only for low sensitivity speakes? Ideally the more power available the better, the higher sensitivity rating the better but there are good reasons not all speakers are 100db+ and there are plenty of 3-4 watt power amplifiers that are worth listening to. Ultimately the more power y... | |
| Does a tube need the break-in hours? Yes, they do break in. Do they NEED a break in? Not really. Small signal tubes especially will sound good within a few minutes of warming up but they will tend to sound better after a while because everything gets "baked" and molded into shape so ... |