Has anyone tried out new Mapleshade speaker wires

no, but I am very curious as their theoier make sense yet have many research claims. I have excellent background in math and physics and am curious by it. Never tried the electronic. I like the silclear and the spray (optix?) , but the polish is too turtlrwax (and intentionally similar I believe. My point tho is if you run mapleshade from the front page you will find some products. I saw a couple wires of various type on sale, including some inexpensive versions that I may even try to at least get a feel for their product. And please post results. May even want to cantact some of the sellers even if not the precise product you are considering. If you know their line already, and it sounds like more than I, I apologize if I sounded arrogant when I know shi...about their cables. Bon chance. Ed

I have a friend that is using their speaker wires and he is very happy with them. I think they are decent wires for the money, however they seem to fall short in that last 10% of "Magic" us Audiofools seem to constantly be seeking.

Example, the Soundstage is there but not really vast or deep, imaging is decent but has some smearing. Also, they seem to lack a little slam and dynamics. At least for me.

KiD

They seem to be somewhat similar to the Speltz Anti-cables...at least from the info provided on the website.

However, the Mapleshade wire is silver plated copper. For some reason I was under the impression that plating copper with silver was for oxidation protection and not that great for sonics...but I don't know that to be true for myself.

Has anyone ever listened to any Mapleshade cables? Curious.

I have a pair of their most basic speaker cable ($85), and they are the best I have used in my system. I have had them for about 3 years now, and I will think long and hard before I replace them. The soundstage I get is very deep, and imaging is great. They are also very fast and uncluttered, compared to conventional thick, more complex cable. I will either step up to their top of the line speaker cable, or move over to Silent Audio speaker cable.