Has anyone listened the new Argento Flow?

Geo, you need to try at least one FMR PC in your system. I hate it, because they are so expensive but even above the Flow they are like a component upgrade.

I got to meet Ulrik a couple of weekends ago, what a great guy.

Around his visit I also got to hear my 2 Flow PC's on my amps replaced by 2 FMR's and to play with a Flow IC in my system. Then I have also heard a fully wired FMR system, plus his new Organic Audio IC, copper line, and the new Serenity Signature IC.

All great stuff, and it is going to make it tough on me to suffer :) my system until I can move on some Flow IC's and possibly upgrade to 2 more FMR PC's.

Geopolitis,

Does Tidal use Argento Flow internally on some/all of their speakers or is this done at a special request (and upcharge presumably) from you? If this is not standard with the Piano Cera, I'm curious as to how this modification may have an effect (positive or negative) on the voicing. What is clear is that what you would have would not be a Piano Cera but something else. I know that the Diacera series (Contriva, Piano, Amea and presumably Sunray) uses silver internal wiring. Is this wiring from Argento? Would this wiring be appropriate for the models with a ceramic tweeter (e.g., Piano Cera).

Linkster,

if you are using the Argento Flow as a speaker cable then I think that having it going until the speaker crossover would be a clear advantage. If you are using a different cable I don't know whether it makes sense or not.

Soliver,

how did you find the Organic Audio interconnect? Does it come any close to the Flow or even the Serenity interconnects?

Many people I know would be extremely happy with such a low priced interconnect by Argento

I haven't heard the Argento Flow, but I have had the Argento VDM didn't like them at all.

I just purchased a set of ZenSati #3 IC (and speaker) and they are nice, neutral, neutral, neutral...