Smooth, Warm Digital Cable?

It's been a lon time since I had one and I cannot remember exactly but I think it may be worth an audition. Things react differently in different systems but I did replace it with a Yammamura M-5000 cable eventually. The Yam was better but way more expensive. I don't remember the Fidelus being edgy just a bit veiled compared the the Yam which is smooth as silk but lacking dynamically and not as transparant as Illuminations D-60.

DH Labs D-75...like all their cables, smooth, rich and excellent detail/resolution, and very economical.

Audition the Ensemble "Digiflux" at The Cable Company. (fatwyre@fatwyre.com) Costs only $99, discounted from $250. I tried 4 digital cables and it was the most "liquid" of all.

I use the mapleshade ultrathin, not the double helix. it is $32.00 for a meter. it's bizarre looking stuff! and, oh my gosh is it fragile. but, it has superb locking terminations. the sound is very detailed, with great imaging and soundstage. not a bright cable at all. very easy to listen to. kinda odd to listen to at first. i found myself sitting on the edge of the couch leaning toward my speakers. now i just lean back and enjoy. my wife even says she hears a greater clarity. i tried these things on a fluke and they have never been taken out of my system. good luck and happy hunting.

Hi Sam: I would reccomend the Mapleshade Double Helix digital cable that I am using. It is not warm and smooth in the way that say my HT truthlink IC's are but it is warm and smooth in that you can hear the wood and brass of the instruments and that there is no glare that I can detect. The highs are not rolled off at all and it is extremely detailed but not at all harsh sounding with my CAL/Bel Canto combo. I find the sound even more addictive than I found silver to be (in the beginning) but without the wow factor if you know what I mean. It does not slow the music as some of the smooth cables do and maintains the edge that many instuments have, but again without glare or harshness.