Best digital interconnect

Hi Bullot,

there really is no best, only different and that will really depend on the rest of your set-up including taste. Out of the two you are trying I ended up with the Sextet with latest connectors in my set-up and don't miss the ridget, heavy design of the VD product, actually I have Stealth through out which replaced the VD Genesis cables I had at one time and no longer cable hunt.

I had the V.D. Revelation Signature and auditioned a Pegasus Gold Digital from
John at KCI and never looked back, much smoother and less mechanical to my ears,
my RCA jacks thanked me too.

Update: I got the VD Genesis in and could not audition it. Visually and with respect to build, it was amazing, beautiful in every way! However, the weight was too much for my RCA connections to handle! Believe me, I wanted to audition it, but would have had to put the wife behind the system stand, holding the cables weight from damaging my RCA connections. Obviously the vision of her behind the system, stepping around the wiring nightmare back there,and holding an interconnect while I listened to music, put enough fear in me that I sold the VD unauditioned.

Bull,

Didn't you have a way of proping it up? It's been said that VD digital cables are actually their analog IC's.

I wanted very much to listen to this unit, I waited so long for them to make it, but because of my system setup there was just no easy way to deal with it. I could have pounded a nail in the wall and rigged up some string (rope) to try and hold the weight......but if for any reason the string gave way or nail came out, I have no doubt my RCA's on the back of my components would be toast. In the end I thought......you know, I'm not going to keep the thing with a string tied to a nail, to hold the cable up, anyways, so what's the point.......and now that I think of it I couldn't pound a nail in the wall either cause my projector screen was in the way and I would of had to move it up. I just couldn't think of a safe or even semi-risky way to get it done. It is incredibly beautiful stuff, but I think you need a deep stand/rack so you can hold it up with cable isolators and such.