Audience Au24se vs Au24sx cables

What are the prices rja ?
Keep me posted and Happy Listening!

Hi rja

i don't use digital cables any longer so I can't comment on SX Digital.  However I'm also really enjoying my SX balanced ICs vs SE.  I believe it is indeed worth upgrading to the SX ICs, although my experience is limited to balanced, supposedly a completely new design by the late Roger Sheker.  It is an easily audible enhancement (more body to the image) but still in the evolutionary rather than revolutionary camp.  IMHO the SX speaker cable, although also offering improved images with more body,  is a less convincing upgrade.  That said, I have no regrets or buyers remorse, and am most satisfied with the improved sound of my system from the Audience upgrade.  Good luck and listening to all!  Thanks again to all respondents.   

Stingreen
its all relative sir....I was happy with SE, now happier with SX. Wirh Audience, upgrading is a little easier as selling the SE was relatively easy and the upgrade difference was not overwhelming to me at this time. (also relative).  I do appreciate that Audience, although expensive, is nowhere close to the price of some of its best competitors.  I do believe this to be my final cable upgrade.....as you said, there is no end and we're all somewhat habituated to our hobby....thanks.

To all of the above posts: I think the general stated views of the SX are correct. Whereas the SX speaker cables are a real improvement over the SE, the SX line up improvements, in my opinion, are in this order - RCA, XLR, Speaker. Having said this, even though the speaker cables comes in third place, in my opinion the SX still represents a major improvement over the SE, at least in my system and per numerous customer and dealer responses. I could live with the SE speaker cables for the rest of my life. However, when I switch to the SX I am very pleased and do not want to go back. In short, the SX speaker cables present a very noticably richer tonal palet with improved resolution top to bottom. They are also more relaxed, yet more dynamic at the same time. The RCA SX is flabbergastingly better ... one of those things you notice on the first note. They are extremely more resolute and relaxed. And the XLR SX represent an overall higher quality in everyway wtih noticably more bloom. John McDonald, president of Audience