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Kinki EX M1 user comments

I’m really happy with the sound of my EX M1, and I’d like to encourage folks to post their comments as they join the user base. I started using mine around August 24, and though I was skeptical about just how good the sound would be, or that it would improve over time, I was wrong on both counts. 

Also, I hope folks will note engineering or other changes as they occur. So far, there is a gain switch and a ground jumper, and silver rather than black remotes versus the original.

Let’s start hearing from new users! 
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maritime51 OP
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http://duelundaudio.com/cable/
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https://www.partsconnexion.com/duelund-interconnect-wire-cable.html

https://www.partsconnexion.com/duelund-speaker-cable.html

veroguy
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I guess I'm missing something.  From their website, it looks like Duelund makes tinned copper, solid core copper and silver wire...
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I'm using copper...zu mission ...
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@veroguy

I don’t think the glare is coming from the cables. I’m personally using a Kinki dac and ex-m1, and I have 3 silver power cords in my system from Cabledyne (Virtuoso & Synergy). Interconnects are silver ribbons from MG Audio Design and speakers are the Spatial M4TMs.

If anything, I could do with an even brighter sound. Good quality silver cables don’t necessary add brightness. The Neutral Cable USB Reference is a solid core 7n silver usb cable, and it’s among the smoothest and most musical USB cables I’ve ever tried.

A glare could be due to the room accentuating certain frequencies, and shifting your speakers around may help with it. Try that first before spending on cables.
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