Duelund conversion to DIY Helix Geometry Cabling

@camrector My ears are pricked up, my attention is on you 🤓

Firstly the Cable you have referred to has sort of vanished, it is periodically showing for sale.

It is this Rtiple C cable remaining in the form purchased, that superseded my use of Mapleshade Clearview Double Helix Speaker Cable used between 845 Monoblock Amp’s and ESL Speakers. Note: This Triple C did take about two hours of usage before it become the Cable that shamed the M’shade.

A few weeks of revert back to M’shade and return to Triple C, left the M’shades seemingly inferior and very veiled and muddy as a description.

Here’s the crazier side of it, approx’ three years previous, a Speaker Cable Bake Off was arranged at a home with another Valve Power Amp’ > ESL. There was from recollection approx’ £7K New Cables in the line up, of which the most expensive was a £1.5K pair.

The final selection and ones that all in attendance were unanimous as being the better Cable on the day was a True Silver @ £700 per pair.

The Wild Card M’shades were then used as the comparison, and the whole room fell apart on which was the better. The individual buying Cables would have bought the M’shades if they were a UK Cable and not a Import.

I learnt later that True Silvers have a origin from the US.

The wonder is what will the Triple C have done on this day if available at the time.

As for mass in a Connector, this is one very well flogged to death within my HiFi social circle.

Low Mass is now proven to be wanting when compared to Low Eddy.

Low Eddy RCA’s as a Cable Termination and Chassis Mount, will most likely knock you out of the Ball Park, well it did for myself anyway.

I thought I understood the envelope of a note or vocal, I do now as a result of being introduced to Low Eddy on a SS System, in a way that I have never experienced before.

I've had a search and discovered the two options, the Reference II is I believe 1.8mm and SPV 0.9mm Diameter.

Both are a rare discovery at this price, matching pricing around COVID times.

https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/japan/en/special/order/confirm/audio9:10004960/2_1/

https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/japan/en/special/order/confirm/audio9:10004950/2_1/

Here is my source for the Acoustic Revive @pindac 

I don’t use any RCA ICs. Balanced XLRs only. What are some examples of the low eddy ICs?
Source component cable is my own LAN cable using 20awg solid silver. 
It sounds crazy I know but these Speakons are beating everything i throw at them. 

@camrector I've added 2 Links to my previous post, I had a search for you.

From my knowledge XLR's are both Low Mass and Low Eddy.

Low Eddy RCA's will be found in WBT ranges.

I've done a lot over the years to produce a system that resolves the embedded info, in a way I believe the recording engineer intended it to be heard as sound and effect when replayed. 

PC Triple C was another material when introduced, that offered a new capability to reinforce the experience as having been increased in honesty.     

Ok wonderful. Thanks @pindac fof verifying. Good that I had the same PCCC on my radar. 
I currently am using all Aeco xlr connectors. They are beautiful with low mass and hollow tubes.

I’ll give the Accoustic Revive a go on my next copper XLR pair.
But I’m honestly going to use some Up-OCC silver first.

The Beauty of what is happening with the intentions within a Thread Like this, is that when it comes to base materials there is no holds barred, but plenty of experience suggesting a particular method and expected results.

If the PC Triple C is able to be sourced as a materials to meet a particular recommended method, this will add to the options already on the table for the Helix Design.

I really Look forward to all the build reports that are to steadily be reported back on.

My own requirements may be changing as my original plan to go Balanced was to have a Short Helix Cable external to the Amps Chassis, as the Pre Amp Out and Power Amp In.

A design has now been presented where the Pre and Power might work like an integrated with the Pre Amp Coupled to the Power Amps Chassis.

This method has lead me to thinking there is the potential to have a Hard Wire connection for the Pre's Out, with a Helix Design Cable concealed within the Power Amp. The individuals doing the work are yet to be presented with this as an idea.