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Bronze Member Username: PramodappleSharjah, UAE United Arab ... Post Number: 14 Registered: Nov-05 | Dear all experts out there, which is the warm sounding cable out there, I have one Van Dan Hull MarkIII D102, and planning to buy QED Silver anniversary cable. will these go together, between my CDP NADC542 and NAD Stereo PRE162/272 Power. B&W 602S3 speakers, I have also ordered QED Silver Anniversary Bi-Wire Cable. is any one is using these cable with the seemlier gear I have and if can post their impressions that will be a great help for me. Thx in advance Pramod |
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Silver Member Username: GamerdudeOntario Canada Post Number: 279 Registered: Apr-06 | I have never heard of a "warm sounding cable". But your amps and cd player are where the real wamr sound is comming from |
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Bronze Member Username: Cobra11Post Number: 92 Registered: Oct-06 | Parmodapple: Have you tried MIT speaker cables? I have these attached to my B&W fronts and center and they do a really nice job. |
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New member Username: Mr_hifiPost Number: 3 Registered: Jan-07 | If the cable sounds "warm" in a otherwise bright/rough system than you have a problem. That "warmness" is most likely due to that the cable filter you signal in one way or another, which will impact the final level of detail and/or bandwidth. Get a "normal" good quality cable for some 50-100 USD, e.g. Blue Jeans have some good ones without mumbo jumbo, http://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/speaker/index.htm Then spend the rest of your time and money on sorting out the system matching to get the sound you prefer. Some products just don't sound good together. I myself have the B&W 704 speakers which I like very much. However together with a Plinius cd-player (which is really a great cd-player) they sound like shiiiit, aggressive and harsh, so it is all about matching. If the system don't sound good it is telling you that the components aren't very happy together. |
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Gold Member Username: NuckPost Number: 5309 Registered: Dec-04 | P (if you still are there), this is where a truly solid relationship comes into play. Used cables come and go all the time. 100 hr cables are in the gear there, take a coupla sets home overnight. Avoid mistakes. Find a good dealer! |
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Gold Member Username: Joe_cAtlanta, GA USA Post Number: 1298 Registered: Mar-05 | Neutral sounding cables are always best. You don't want to add or take away from the original sound of the recording. I like audioquest if you can find them cheaper than most places sell them. |
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Silver Member Username: Uback007Post Number: 140 Registered: Mar-06 | I would try Signal Cables. Signalcable.com I find them to be a little on the warm side. Great for the money too |
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Bronze Member Username: Alright_boyPost Number: 24 Registered: Jan-07 | Cardas. |