Virtual Dynamics Interconnects. Any experience?

You have that set up in a dormroom!? You must have chicks crawling all over you! Sweet system! Where do you go to college?

Hey Stbhorn, your comments made me laugh :) I rent a master bedroom in a house close to campus that is about 20L X 13W. The dimensions of the room make it perfect for a bed, desk and system. I removed the closet doors to add 3ft of depth to the room and put my rack in the extended section. The speakers have more breathing room this way and increased the imaging HUGE. I go to the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Canada. It's about an hour away from Toronto, Ontario. I study Molecular Biology/Biotechnology and work in the Computer sector on my Co-op work terms.

Please let me know what cables you get as I'd like to hear the results/effects in your system. All the best, Eric.

Eric, I installed the cables yesterday, two Audition PCs (CD and amp) and one set of Audition ICs. These cords are huge, physically! I notice some detail increase and a bit more bass, nothing real dramatic however. Will I hear more improvements with time? I am a teacher in Louisiana. Have good weekend,
Steve

Hey Stbhorn, your findings mirror my findings. I've had them the whole package with some Ref cables for over a month and only recently have I had a session when I actually jumped out of my chair with a huge smile on my face! The depth is just wonderful now and the soundstage is so right. Keep them running and enjoy.

Hello fellas. I've had my cryo'd Audition cables and cords on constantly and playing throughout the day since they first arrived 11 days ago. When I first installed them I was stunned at the enormity of the soundstage and how everything was rendered so three dimensionally. While being very smooth, they were also a bit on the icy side, but many days later, they are starting to warm up. The Sylvania 6SN7 VT-231s I installed this past weekend in my preamp are helping too. After coming home last night, I noticed that my system has taken another big positive step forward during the break in process.