Illumination

@Iz1

"Obviously it's easier to critique a recommendation than to take the time to look things up like I did."

Next time, do your part and communicate clearly what you are talking about.

Who's "Rick"? Astley, Springfield?  A last name might help.

What is "HFC"? Hydrofluorocarbon is what a Google search comes up with.

Why should we need to do research just to figure out what the heck you are trying to say.

...one more time for the ages....

Mercy, it’s all going to be okay.

+1 @soix .

People need to reread their communications.  They should judge their writing as if read by someone with minimal knowledge of what they are discussing.  All abbreviations should have the first abbreviation spelled out.  All references should be easily explained and understandable by a novice reader.  All punctuation and capitalization should be correct.  This is the basis of good correspondence.

All:

My sincerest apologies; I was so accustomed to seeing the abbreviations I defaulted to using them myself

HFC - High Fidelity cable

Rick Schultz ( from Virtual Dynamics and HFC designs)

No website; look up under Agon member name draudio

That's as much as I can provide other than saying I've owned High Fidelity cables - Reveals, then CT-2 signature, both interconnects and speaker cables.  To my ear, his new line bests them both by a wide margin.  As we all know how each system "voices" with these changes is different and has stimulated myriad discussions and debates

For those who liked high fidelity cables, you're going to be happy with these

For a review of the High Fidelity cable, there's a good one on 6 Moons

Enjoy!