Rhodium vs Gold AC connectors


Hi dear fellows.Does anybody tried these type of connectors in power cords?In my case I don`t know which could be the differences in sound performances between them.I heard that rhodium connectors have more extended hights frequences , more airy and fluid than gold connectors, but also that they can produce a non-lively sound, with too much control.Regarding Gold connectors I red that they produce a warmer sound, specially in the mids, but with not so much detail as rhodium.Is it true?I will appreciate your comments to make a proper decision.Thanks in advance!Raf
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Rafafel ... just some points for clarity ... Brass (Copper + Zinc) Bronze (Copper + Tin) and Beryllium (Copper +Beryllium) are the different base metals the conductors are made of

Rhodium .. Gold .. Platinum and Palladium are platings that are applied to the base metal

The base conductor material ... good .. better .. best .. Brass .. Phosphorous Bronze and Beryllium is important to conductivity

The plating's how ever are not .. good .. better .. best .. but more flavoring or seasoning to taste or need

Tubes may appreciate Rhodium .. SS and Digital may blend well with Gold and a system slightly down on detail may perk up with Platinum and Palladium

Pick your base metal for the best conductivity ... audiophile grade starts at Phosphorous Bronze .. then you can select a plating based on your systems need for seasoning ... does it need more salt or garlic

Just remember ... What effects the Cow Effect the Cheese (;-]
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wall respectacle outlets the Furutech GTX-D (R) or (G) ? And
US Plugs and IEC (R) or (G) ?
My audio system equipment SS.

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I have the oposite experience. I still own the F50, but in a comparison with the OyaideF1 this was superior in my set.
On comparison of different receptacles, there is this interesting review that I thought would be useful:

http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0114/audiophile_ac_outlets.htm

By the way, Chris from VHaudio, recommends Furutech GTX-D too.

Michel.