DH Labs

I have a long rca on my home theater  setup to the sub  it is the dhlabs subsonic. That made the sub both tuneful and go way deeper I had gold furutech  ends put on it I was shocked how good it was for how little I paid. I also have a 6 foot pair of redwave powercord with the top of the line furutech  rhodium  plugs on them. They are really good I like the furutech  powercord that is about the same money on many things just a bit better but not on  everything  better. I also have dhlabs speaker wire a short pair on a set of monoblocks  in my bedroom  they are real competitive  with transparent  ultras.  They seem to make some good wire a value pricing 

I made some studio pros with furutech 126 gold...put them in last week and they still sound great to my ears.Have had all but the new cryo/and bl 2...bl aug/prts connex is great little wire.

@audphile1 AZ Silver Refs are keepers in my system and have stayed for almost 20 years along with my double-barrel shotgun biwire Satori speaker cables. Great value/$ IMHO and so naturally detailed and musical with great tone and bass — such a tough combo to achieve IME. I just added an MC2 digital cable that has thrilled me just as much as the rest of their line. Although I will say I recently discovered LavriCable silver cables in my HeadFi rig that I’ll be exploring for my big rig as they may offer even more performance per $ although that’s a work in progress. To be continued…

Thanks to Juan @blisshifi , I’m the happy owner of a DH Lab’s, Silver Sonic  USB cable. 

I recently replaced a Cable Solutions Canare LV-77S digital S/PIDF cable with a DH Labs D-750, and I think I heard an improvement right off the bat, even though the LV-77S had the benefit of several days of break-in.  The DH Labs was recommended by The Cable Co. 

On the other hand, I wasn't impressed with the DH Labs Silver Sonic BL-1 iCable, with a 1/8" stereo plug on one end and RCAs on the other.  It had the channels reversed, and it didn't sound any better than a basic cable of a similar length and type when used between my Dragonfly Red USB DAC and my stereo system.  I haven't done the comparison yet with the Dragonfly Cobalt--maybe a higher-quality DAC will reveal some difference.

A Cable Company representative said that the room for the 1/8" plug is so limited that there's not much that can be done to improve it. 

Has anyone else found a superior 1/8"-to-RCAs cable?