Shunyata comparison


maybe it’s been covered but has anyone compared the Alpha HC to the Alpha NR? it seems like the NR is not garnering great enthusiasm but i may be wrong. would like to know of sonic differences between the two. thanks
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here are the salient characteristics of Sigma NR in my system. It does not add warmth but does add otherworldly bass impact and fullness. It shimmers on top and is transparent. Perfect for a system lacking excitement and refinement. The only negative is that although very musical it won’t take the edge off poor recordings but it will give them a little more life.
In direct comparison the aq hurricane is ‘warm’ in comparison and a little darker which might be perfect for others. this is in my system and ymmv. both are very good cables.
oh one last thing. the flexibility of the Sigma is a plus and my conclusions are based on using them on my amp. Difference would be apparent to anyone w ears
I use the Sigma NR on my digital source and Alpha HC/Alpha NR on my Amp. I find this to be best configuration for my system and listening tastes. I am beginning to think that having ONE Sigma NR placed strategically is all you need, otherwise it could be too much of a good thing. I also find the Sigma to have a closer to the Front row sound and a incredibly expansive soundstage compared to the Alpha’s. Great cable and would like to hear a second Sigma to conclude my theory. ;)
I also have a King Cobra V1 "i" which is very warm, laidback and a perfect antidote for poor recordings.
I also find that Shunyata cables need a good 12 hours to settle after being moved around, otherwise they can sound bright and unbalanced (L or R channel)