@marco777 My only question is why your only source for cables is EBAY?
Tip for purchase new power cable
Good morning everyone,
I would like to replace my cheap cable with something that increases the depth in the bass range.
I didn't believe that cables could make a difference of a certain kind, but after several demonstrations I had to change my mind.
I am currently considering these cables:
BLACK AL litz 400 POWER CABLE IN PURE COPPER 5 mmq 150cm SUPER CONNECTORS
https://www.ebay.it/itm/134381539839
Oyaide Tunami GPX, Pcocc-a copper network cable 1.5 m
https://www.ebay.it/itm/175771853276
TFA - 3 Ft./90cm Mains cable with Furutech Schuko E11 + Fi-11 Cu
https://www.ebay.it/itm/155377361616
in your opinion which of these 3 cables should sound better and maybe even gain me something in terms of depth in the bass range ?
thanks everyone !
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becouse on ebay you can buy used or DIY, For example for this DIY: BLACK AL litz 400 POWER CABLE IN PURE COPPER 5 mmq 150cm SUPER CONNECTORS there is a formula: Money Back Guarantee. and to be honest I don’t want invest too much for power cable becouse probably I need to purchase 2 cables: one for the source and the other for the amplifier. My system is: - Source: Marantz network player NA8005 - Amp: Arcam A32 - Speakers: DIY (built 15 years ago) but today I have order the components to upgrade the crossover (230 Euro). After this upgrade the frequency response will be more flat and the bass will be more deep. The power cable is way to "complete" the upgrade in my system. He next year I planning to upgrade my source with Marantz ND8006.
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Would look at Shunyata Venom’s in your price range. TheCableCo.com has a 30 day trial policy to see how they work in your system. Shunyata has been my go-to for years because they make high-quality cables with different levels of noise filtering. I expect that you will hear a step-up with these. For the record, I did not believe that PC s could make a difference until a buddy lent me some and I saw for myself. |
I have to disagree with you there. I've been in this game over 45 years, so no newbie. Trolls like Mr71 will continue to post. I'm concerned that those new to the hobby will take their opinions and untruths seriously, and make mistakes they don't need to make.
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jerrybj, I agree with that statement to some extent. I came here some time ago myself and have learned a TON of good information on these threads. I have also stopped reading certain threads (that probably had really good info), because the battles become unbearable; and I'm wasting my time reading a pissing match. I'm not trying to start anything for sure, but recently there has been more fighting and less conversation. Best listening to all |
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