Why not?

Burmester is company that offers complete loop and complete list of products if you like and want their system, including speakers.

As for the power cords, when you buy Burmester product, from their ’top’ or ’reference’ line, you are getting the power cord with component as well.You may buy that cord for some other gear or for some lower level Burmester stuff as well.

Now comes the tricky part. Burmester often demonstrates their system that are wired with their cables, but often they do it with Nordost Odin or Valhhala wires.

Had them both (V.and O.first series), ic’s and power cords (never the speaker cables) with complete Burmester system (except for the speakers) and the Odin’s are the best (no surprise there) but one should be carefull (imho) with Valhalla’s, as they tend to dominate on the sound of the system, making it somewhat ’clinical’ in lack of better term.

Between Valhalla’s and Burmester wires I would probablly choose Burmester’s silver ones (for the reason above mentioned) and that way you will also save few thousands.

But, it is important to say, that if you have only one Burmester component in your system (for example now I have only their 089 ’top line’ player/dac/preamp) you may have ’better’ results with some other cable brand, depending on your system and taste.After many different ones that I have tryed, now I use Synergistic Research power cord. (Burmester cable is in the box for now) Not saying that SR. is ’the best’, but it took me months of trying all that I can get my hands on (from friendly dealer and friends) and that particular one suited me the best. Again, if I change my amp and preamp, some other may sound better, who knows. I believe only to what I hear, in my system.

As for other brands, I think that Spectral recommends Mit, and Ayre Cardas (perhaps Avalon too, when its in combination with Ayre) and I think thats some other brands might have their line of cables as well (Gryphon or Naim for example)

It's the same answer that's ended up being the general consensus for all these years it's been asked, making it much, and enough, of an answer. Manufacturers know their market will experiment with and/or have their own cables to try with it.

What the manufacturers hear with a particular cable will not be what their customers hear in the context of their systems.

All the best,
Nonoise

Audio Note for one.

Thanks for contributing that knowledge @alexatpos !

If the situation is as you describe @nonoise  then it really is impossible to talk about matching cables to equipment at all. It puts us all adrift in our own little bubbles of perception with no common points on which to moor. If you will excuse me it is a bit reminiscent of the so called Dark Ages, prior to the Enlightenment when the all purpose answer to every question was "...because God made it that way". Is it not?

PS Audio recommends specific cords and cables for their products...I have read, and been told by manufacturers, they include a good power cord that "non believers" will be happy with, and assume others will prefer to select their own cord, rather than have an expensive one included...Classe used to recommend an upgrade cord over the included cord...it's interesting to see how few use the included cord at audio shows or in their in house listening rooms...