Best Amp and Pre-amp with silver transformers and silver wiring

@mijostyn can you pls share which were the best amps you have had? Have you compared with any amps with silver transformers?
Thanks

Silver is nice (we've built our amps and preamps on a custom basis with silver wire) but really all that's happening is that it seems to break-in faster than copper. If the copper is properly treated so that is does not corrode, its a better conductor than silver. But in most wiring that you encounter in audio (except perhaps in speaker cables) the difference in conductivity is not an issue. Compared side by side we really couldn't hear any difference between two of our amps one wired with silver and one with our own custom copper wire. We did hear a difference when the gear was initially built but after break-in it was gone.

I don't think that any particular design feature is the be-all and end-all of amplifier design.  

I agree with this. Execution has a lot to do with it but that isn't the end-all of it either.

points noted on questionable benefits of pursuing silver over copper or other metals for wire and transformers as audio nirvana - implementation is always the key to any design and selection of parts/materials

but op asked the question, so he has gotten some answers

Art Audio Harmony Silver vs base Art Audio Diavolo. Tremendous amps and are competitive with the best 300Bs in the world.  

atmasphere

... If the copper is properly treated so that is does not corrode, its a better conductor than silver ...

In what way is copper the "better conductor?" Comparing apples to apples, doesn't silver have better conductivity? Wouldn't that be true if you were comparing a "properly treated" silver conductor to a properly treated copper conductor?