JPS Labs versus Audio Quest (Megasam?)

I was not too impressed with the JPS speaker cables but I really enjoy the Superconductor interconnects. I have tried many other interconnects since then from Cardas, MIT, Transparent, XLO, etc. and found the Superconductors to have the most natural midrange when inserted in my system. Vocals are portrayed with an eerie "in the room" presence that simply draws you in the music. A word of warning: When I purchased my Superconductors from the dealer, he mentioned that it takes 3 weeks of continuous use for the cables to break in. I thought that was excesive and did not believe it would take that long but sure enough, 3 weeks MINIMUM. During the first few days it sounded decent(though not up to the sound of the broken-in demo pair I auditioned). After a week things started to get pretty screwy, the sound changing character like a chameleon. I called the dealer and he reassured me this was normal. After the 3rd week things started to gel and I would still recommend another week after that. So to make a long story short, make sure the cables you audition are broken in, you can read other peoples recommendation but will only know when you try cables IN YOUR OWN SYSTEM, and don't eat yellow snow.

I´m running SuperC 2 IC´s and Super + on speakers.
Them are just right. I agree them substracts a bit of top end but depth , soundstage , bass , etc .. are fine.

Unlike Genesis 168, I get plenty of depth and anything but a flat soundstage with JPS Superconductor 3 speaker cable in my system. It's no surprise that we obviously use different associated equipment.

We have our whole studio wired with JPS Aluminata and SC3. We even have 800ft of in-wall cable behind the walls going to an Equi=tech wall cabinet and Oyaide R1 outlets. We wouldn't have anything but the best in here.