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Stealth v.s. MIT v.s. Virtual Dynamics

I'm curious to read opinions or experiences anyone may have had with Stealth Indra, MIT Oracle or Virtual Dynamic IC's and power cords. I have been introduced to each of these models, have tried a few, however I would like to get feedback (pros and cons) from some of you audiophiles with extensive knowledge concerning these models. Thanks
mmitch7711
cenline
238 posts
 
Hi Dev
I stand corrected in that the Master LE was better than the old REV 1.0 but not better than the new ReV 2.0.Please excuse my error and I wasn't thinking straight and got confused and dazed and (this is my third cup of organic dark coffee).Always remember advice is free-Cheers Dennis
cenline
238 posts
 
I think that you should go with the I/C's because affecting one's source signal is far more important since your speakers will reflect the changes anyway.i am going to the Genesis but only after getting my p/c and i/c out of the way.
cenline
238 posts
 
Hi Dev
the difference is the Master LE uses all the technology found in the Genesis except for the Brass clutches and a lower level of speed of light.The Rev 2.0 is also a cheaper cable ( I may be wrong?)than the Maste LE.If you want a more defined description then talk to Clivet who has a complete set of Master LE cables.Hope this helps Dennis
mmitch7711 OP
72 posts
 
Well all this conversation sure lets me know how much I don't know. I thought the Master 3.0 was a step up from the Master LE. I was first introduced to the VD line one month ago. Before that I thought MIT and Stealth were top of the line. After reading all these forums, you pick up alot, however it gets a bit confusing at times, especially all the different opininos that are floating out there.
audiofeil
4,011 posts
 
Mitch,
The "top of the line" cable is what works best in your system. Your "TOTL" is not the same as it might be for Dennis, Al, or me. Our systems are all different.

All of the manufacturers you mentioned make superb products. Anyone claiming that a single manufacturer makes the best products for all applications simply doesn't know much about high end audio.

Good luck.
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