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Stereovox cables, anyone?

I am really curious about these cables both the SEI-600 ic and LSP-600 speaker cables. I haven't heard from many users other than their HDXD digital cable which is supposedly a great value, small wonder coming from the designer of Kimber's Illuminati D-60 which I still use and found a great value.

Both the above cables are quite pricey but Todd Warnke did a great review of both and found them to be so uniquely special in that they allow the music to come through without seemingly imparting a signature of their own. I am only aware of a few folks that are familiar with these cables and they all put them right up there with the special products found in our hobby.

Can anyone out there comment and offer their impressions compared to similiarly priced cables in a familiar system? Please list others you have compared to and if possible a description of the differences. Thanks all participants in advance.
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artg
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do tell us your impressions on the HDSE's. I love what stereovox did in my system.
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raytheprinter
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hello Artg,i should be recieving them around wed.,ill give them 100 hrs or so to settle and report back!
artg
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Please do report back. the more burn in time, the better
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raytheprinter
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Art,they did take about 120 hours for breakin,a very well balanced cable,does everything well,what stood out from day one is in between the notes there is nothing in the background ,very black,,,im very pleased!i ended up using them from my phono stage to preamp,brought life back to my analog set up,if i had to rate them as far as yin or yang id say ever so slightly to the yin side,in my system compared to my other ICs
artg
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Glad you like it, Ray. I have ALL stereovox cabling (including bi-wired spkr), and while it cost a pretty penny, I haven't had a moment's thought of buyers regret. It is amazing stuff with no trade-offs - I felt like Goldilocks when she ate baby bear's porrige: not too warm, not to opaque, not too bright, not so open that images are artificial, yet not closed-in, not too rolled-off, not too laid back or forward - but "JUST RIGHT!"
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