DH Labs Silver Sonic

the Revelation is not shielded. I can say that I've NEVER had a problem with them though. I use them on everything including the analog setup.

I use this plug for Everything RCA. I have no shares in the company but credit is due for these. Reasonably priced stoutly plated and their copper alloy works, as does the locking collar. I run it with Huber & Suhner Mill spec teflon sleeved silver core and shielded and all my cable arguments were put to rest because I have the best. LOL thethermonicavenger

I have been meaning to post comments regarding my admiration for DH Labs cables for a while, so I will take this opportunity to provide my comments. My Martin Logan Summit, Simaudio P7/W7 is now fully interconnected with DH Labs Red Wave, Q10, and Silver Matrix cables and I could not be happier. I selected the Silver Matrix initially. I was looking for an overall neutral cable and wanted to try a silver based wire. This wire has no trace of edginess that you may hear some silver cables interject, just a very clean presentation with unbiased tonality. The fact that this cable is used in many recording studios and after receiving very helpful and unbiased inputs from the DH Lab team, sold me on the decision to try out this cable. Subsequently I introduced the Q10 cables which was also very synergistic with my system. The Q10s simply lifted a veil or coloration that many people may like that I experienced with other cables I tried. The Red Waves came last but likewise have been a welcome addition. Somewhat addictive actually. I have been an audiophile for over 40 years, with countless high end cables in my system. The affordability of these cables makes these a must try for anyone looking to make a change for an honest, no gimmick cable that simply transfers the signal source without coloration.

I would go for the Air Matrix over the Silver Sonic as they are better by a wide margin. The Silver
Sonics can be a bit hard sounding. You could throw a Revelation in the mix somewhere. You'll get a bit more detail. They might sound more refined in your setup but they also could be a bit dry sounding.