Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

I have a very simple signal path...Sony XA5400ES to 400xi to MG3.6R's. SR tesla accelerator IC and speaker wires left me cold. My love of MIT has waned in favor of Morrow Audio cables. Mike Morrow is in love with home audio reproduction and is extremely passionate regarding his products. He also restrains himself from excessive greed and pseudo scientific principles.

Dave_b,
You change cables the way some people change sox. I was once like you- looking for the perfect cable or component that could end my restless audio pursuit. I realized it's all about set up and finding cables and components that work well together (synergy). The SR Tesla cables are the first cables that have worked well enough that I stop (for the most part) thinking about how my system sounds and spend more time looking for great recordings.

I notice that you have an on again, off again love affair with MIT so I'll make you a bet- in six months you'll most likely be back with MIT so you may want to hold on to your uber expensive MIT power cords as you'll only have to purchase them back : )

Adwiegert how is the Galileo MPC coming? How about the Acoustic ART Basik?

I have several Galileo MPCs. They may require some rethinking of your system. A simple change of cable chargers should not have this much impact.

I have the ART but will not bother with the Basiks.

I have been using Interconnect, speaker cables, power cords as well as the Quattro from Synergistic Research. Does anyone know if there is any problem using cable made for the US market (110v) could be used in Asia where I'm located. Normally, this is not a problem for interconnects and speaker cables but since SR uses active cables with connection to MPC or Quattro I wondering if this is a problem. The used market is quite weak and certainly websites like audiogon gives a lot of options.

Tbg

dang you!!! *shakes fist* I need to finish replace the rest of (errr... my one other) MPC with a Galileo.

What do you mean by 'rethinking of your system' though? I'd like more in depth details on that thought.