Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

audphile1, I have the Hologram D on loan from the Cable Co now and while they are not the stiffest cables I have ever tried, they are also not very flexible either.

I have the whole line on loan from The Cable Company. The T1 and T2 are very very flexible. The T3 and Precision AC are easily manageable as well but not as flexible as the T1 & T2. The Holograms need to be muscled into place but worth the effort. These power cables are a amazing compliment to their speaker cables and interconnect lines. The T2 is an great value for what it does on my preamp. It easily beat cables in the $500-$1,500 range. These are the best power cables I have ever used. I will have a full review soon as well.

Thanks Tboooe and Joey. I should have indicated that I am mostly interested in T2 and T3, since the Hologram A and D are pretty much beyond what I am willing to spend on the power cord.

I may order T2 and T3 from Cable Company sometime after the holidays to try on my amp and preamp. I'll be surprised if either one makes any significant difference on my amp since this amp is one tough customer for power cords, as it is pretty immune to power cord changes, but we'll see. Joey, have you tried the T2 or T3 on your cd player?

About the SR Tesla Precision Reference PC...

The existing vocabulary for describing the "pre and post Tesla experience" seems to pale before the actual experience of hearing music through these Tesla cables.

The Precision Ref PC on my system does all of the extraordinary and excellent things we have come to experience with SR Tesla... just stunning in many ways.

The imaging of the music as a result of the PR PC is like nothing I have experienced before... the change is direct and immediate and very positive...

it's quick, liquid (and at the same time: coherent and tight without smearing), detailed and very musical. In my experience usually musical and detailed and precise do not converge, but with the SR Tesla it does.

imho, "the problem" with SR's Tesla line, as well as the prototype power conditioner, and the Enigma is that an audiophile vocabulary that describes the Tesla audio experience doesn't seem to be available as yet, much less the comprehension of what "Tesla language" would communicate to those who haven't heard music through the line and related equipment.

Good listening to everyone!

Hi Audphile1, I have tried the Hologram D on CDP and now have the T3 installed and burning in. I'm comparing the two to see what differences are. My review will come later this week. I'm not going to try the T2 on CDP.

The T2 and T3 work wonderful on preamp. The T3 will give about 20% more resolution than the T2. And is a little faster, warmer and has a slighty bigger soundstage. The T3 is an all around power cord.

Also, I agree with your amplifier comment. Power cords dont make much of a difference on some amps...including mine.

As for the Hologram D on CDP...Well, all the hype is true for this cable. It's in a class all it's own. This cable along with the Precision AC transformed my system into a high resolution system. I can hear the most subtle nuances that make the recordings sound even more real. This cable further enables my speakers to disappear. It eliminates all digital hash, revels micro details and the separation of instruments and voices are amazing. I can pinpoint all over the soundstage where each instrument or voice in coming from. I NEVER heard anything like it before. This cable does not emphasize any frequency range it is ruler flat. No bloated bass or shrillness in the treble.