Cerious Technologies NEW Graphene Cables

I have just compared the Cerious Technologies Graphene XLR interconnects to the new Reveal ( magnet) XLR interconnects. Although others have claimed the magnet interconnects to be superior to the Cerious. I’m here to tell you that I am not one.

Once I removed and replaced the Cerious Graphene cables with the magnet cable the sound stage became dark, lacking separation and the frequency extremes. I did this comparison over some time after letting each version settle in for a few days.

Now, this could be that I have a complete loom of all Cerious cables and substituting just one interconnect from another manufacturer is not fair. But I cannot afford the prices charged for the magnet cables to try and replace all of the Cerious Graphene cables.

Again, this is in my system and with my ears, so your impression may be different. But this "audiophile" is sticking with the Cerious Technologies Graphene cables.

ozzy

gakman,

I used the cable from the source (PS Audio Direct Stream Dac).

mac48025,

The CT-1 are single ended interconnects.

aniwolfe,

My other trials of the HFC cables were the single ended (RCA) version. I had the HFC Ultimate interconnects. Quite pricey!

I thought that perhaps it was not a fair trial because all my equipment and cables are balanced and using XLR connections.

The only cable that HFC makes that is balanced is the new Reveals. So, with the raves and I being a cable junky had to give them a try again.

Sorry, no bashing just my opinion. Yours maybe different and that's ok.

ozzy

anniwolfe,

That must have been a very recent change. They never were available as XLR's because the connectors had magnets in them and that would make them too large.

The new Reveal's do not have the magnets in the connectors. They chose to place the magnets midway on the cable.

I would like to try the 30K Pro series, however, I would have to rob a bank!

ozzy