Anyone done a DIY PC with Neotech NEP-3001 wire?

I built 3 of these. 2 for my powered subs and 1 for an amp. The wire is huge but fairly easy to work with. I used Furutech gold plugs without any issues. They sound Great. Alot better extension and bass slam like I have never had! The wires are stiff but they bend and stay. I am going to replace all PC'S with these and eventually all cables will be Neotech.

I ended up building 2 w/NEP-3001, 1 for amp and 1 for for power strip. Also used Furutech terminations. Only problem as you mentioned is dealing with the heavy gauge of the wire and fitting into the plugs.
Also built 2 w/NEP-3002 for DAC and transport.
I have found these cables to be very smooooth, on the amp maybe a little too much. Maybe because they are so well shielded. I'm actually thinking of stripping the shielding from the power cable to see what happens.
Do you know of similar cable that is unshielded?

I am in the same boat. I want to build a pc for my DAC and was thinking of the NEP-3002 or the Tunami, both being Ohno type copper wires. From various comments I have heard the Neotech can be very smooth with black background. What Furutech ends did you use? I think the consensus is that gold plated terminations may be a touch warm (if you use them). Amps usually need unshielded cables. I am using a MAC-HC pc for my amp with great results (unshielded) but want to try to build my own pc for the DAC as a project.

Please let us know how your cables sound after some burn in time.
Cheers,

I'm very happy with the PCs which I've been using for about a year now. I would recommend them for front end components but as I mentioned may be too smooth for some amps.

The terminations are Furutech FI-11 series.