Kubala-Sosna cables?


Does anyone have these cables in their system? If so, could you post some impressions/thoughts?
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Keithr, cable break-in is no joke. Some people have measured differences between identical cables where one was broken in and the other wasn't, although the equipment and the knowledge needed to do so are costly and substantial, respectively, which is one reason why the results haven't been circulated.

Depending upon materials and construction, break-in can take several hundred hours. For example, the TG Audio cables I sell take 30 days (720 hours) and sometimes a bit more to break in. TG is probably the only manufacturer who breaks in all interconnects and speaker cables, which benefits the customer. TG uses silver conductors. Others use copper or other materials, and break-in time varies.

I don't expect anyone to believe the above, but my customers and my own ears verify it. As a service I offer break-in of any interconnects people want, your choice of five days or thirty days - your only cost is shipping both ways and one your best live CDs per set.

Brian
Regarding break-in ...

Most of our cables, especially the RevolutionZ Series (Fascination-Expression-Emotion), do not require especially long break-in times.

We feel they are bascially ready to listen to out of the box; are pretty much broken-in at 24 hours; and essentially at peak performance in 48 hours.

Thank you for the interest in our cables and the kind commentary!!

Yours in Music,
Joe
I have a set of KS Facination balanced interconnects, and I would describe them as hard to fault. They don't have the acts of commission and omission that many other cables have, including higher priced ones.

I would suppose they are excellent for reviewers because they don't alter the sonics in one direction or another.

My plan is to compare the Facination with a Stealth Metacarbon, which I have now, and try the KS Emotion power cord. I've heard nothing but good things about them, particularly, naturalness and letting the music bloom.