High Fidelity Cable replaces NPS 1260

Hello crummwoody

Yes as i understand it High Fidelity Cable is no more. Between Covid and getting raw materials. It was impossible to get things done. Keeping trained people when you have no material to work with and Having some material then no crew to work because of Covid. It could make a come back on a much smaller level down the road??? I'm hoping they bounce back.

What they have left on the shelf (audio gone) to sell is any body guess?? As far as back orders i have no clue.

Rick and crew has all ways treated me good and i am very sorry to see this end this way. Rick made designed some really outstanding products.

Jerryg123

If you get to go by High Fidelity Cable please report back

@jerryg123 Thanks in advance for checking while in Frisco.

@68pete Thanks for the reply.

@jayctoy I remember working with you on your order and am truely happy that you are happy with your end product. 

I believe (from my limited intuition of the company) what is listed on the company Audiogon is legit and their might be more listings on cableco. Though I cannot say if they'll be refreshed. I truely do wish that HFC and Rick are able to come back in some shape or form in the future as Q45 was nowhere near the end of Rick's ideas. 

If anyone has questions about products you're welcome to shoot me a message here, as I've deleted all of the social media monitoring off of my phone. 

Keep your ears open and as always, enjoy the music. 

Audio connectors get dirty. After being Manufactured not cleaned, plug-ing  and unplugging them. When connecting and disconnecting material is transferred between connectors and can create change in impedance and a distortion. A Gigabit fiber optics network's cable must to be cleaned when the fibers are plugged in and unplugged, if not you get error messaged. Must be a mild acid and stop.  Good Luck

Jim

Jim