Duelund conversion to DIY Helix Geometry Cabling

This is great news, that there is enough happening to already see if a little more can be extracted.

As said previously, the SPV-AV Triple C, was the Cable I had to give a Burn In Period.

Initially a short period was required to experience a gathered presentation.

After a Short Period of use and a A/B Comparison with the Cable it was replacing, it had already shown it was a alternative presentation.

After a revisit to A/B with approx' 1 Month of usage, the original used Cable was not in with a chance anymore.

I would suggest to stick with your creation for an extended period and get quite familiar, with what is on offer.

Individuals I have introduced this Wire to through demonstration. Now Have this Wire as a Internal Tonearm Wire, Interconnects, Internal Wiring in Phonostage and Pr-Amp, Speaker and Power Cables.

They have even gone to the expense of SAEC SL-5000  

Thanks mbolek,Yes the message was for you.

@mbolek Hope the Holiday Period has been enjoyed by yourself.

As an inquiry, has the Holiday Period allowed for any additional periods of creating a assessment of the PC Triple C Wire in use.

On another forum that I not a member, but where I have been a influence of the use of this wire, I have seen a reference to SAEC XR 3000 Cables as being potentially the best VFM Cables.

As this individual making this claim has been demonstrated the SL 5000, with SAEC Supplied RCA's and Low Mass / Low Eddy RCA Connectors, they are used to the better end of SAEC PC Triple C Wire Cables.

The statement did not claim to be using SAEC Supplied XLR Connectors or an Exchange XLR Connector.  

@pindac reposting here..

I like the Triple C XLRs very much.   I believe they out perform my previous OCC builds.  Just sensing more clarity, better voicing, overall info that I haven't heard previously with my go to music.

This is a 30" cable with AECO copper/silver XLRs.   (2) 19awg bare Triple C conductors (+, -) inside teflon tubing.  Neotech 16awg for ground (Helix wrap).

May look at replacing some internal hookup wire with the Triple C.   Good stuff...

@mbolek I have read the posts in both threads.

This report is with a content about the impression of the PC Triple C Wire that is quite familiar to me.

There are more than one way to describe the presentation from the wire, but when compared to a OCC Wire, the comments all are off the view there is a change and one for the better.

I stated in the past a further veil has been removed and this veil has allowed for a lucidity that is difficult to imagine can be bettered. There has been new micro details find a way to be audible from the recording. The one that really captured myself in my system was the Vocals of a Female Singer, the control used for the breathing had become tangible, it was a quite unfamiliar encounter when first discovered. All most like Q Sound had been used to produce the effect.

On a friends system who I have encouraged to use the Wire, there commitment to using it has been similar to how yours is looking to develop.

Wand Wire, Hook Up Wire, RCA Phono's, Speaker and Power are now all PC Triple C.

The experience I had of it with a Low Mass / Low Eddy RCA on Chassis and Cable was the best to date for me, the 'Envelope' of the note, was visual, the shaping of the Vocal and Instrument manifested in a manner not experienced before.

This is the most impressive and wanted to be reproduced trait from the Signal I can suggest to be is a worthwhile endeavour to discover how to be achieved.

If the intention is to continue the Signal Path as a PC Triple C Hook Up Wire, have a good think about the Chassis XLR, one temporary trial could be to direct couple the Cable to the Circuitry to see how the Chassis XLR might impact on the SQ.