New TEO Audio ICs, who has them?

My very first thoughts trying Teos GC II was these cables were such a departure from the audio cable industry norm I had to have more .
That short experience immediately led me to purchasing the Kronon ,...Now if someone asked me to describe what I’m hearing I couldn’t do it ,,....However I’ll attempt a few feeble comments

.Like my experience with the GC 2 I immediately noticed how much more natural and realistic really good recordings sounded and above all , if it’s in the the recording, the out standing low level detail , 
 With the Kronon there seems to be , ,...on a whole entire level of distortion cleaned out of the signal path, 

@ in_shore
I wonder why the Teo Audio cable products have different performance attributes. They presumably have the same liquid metal fluid ingredients, unless I am missing something. Maybe they differ in construction materials beyond the liquid metal fluid being used.

I believe they use more liquid metal as you go up the line?

Celander I couldn’t begin to say however reading member Doug Schroeders reviews mentioned on this thread including comments of Teo Audio on his page Doug covers some of Teos technology and I think coupled with trade secret and some patents I believe there is little through and through information .
All I know right now is that whatever they do it works and works very, very well .

Their patent on the liquid metal fluid cables includes additional embodiments having either solid wire or solid particles in the fluid for the purpose of affecting electrical phase coherence properties. The tube geometry holding these goodies (fluid alone or fluid with solid wire or solid particles) also appears important to their performance. Obviously, a lot is going on with their technology.